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I want to peek at my washy in its enclosure so bad but I'll resist the urge. I have almost see through plastic around it the cage and on a nice bright day I can peer in from the outside. So far still green and if I am not mistaken looks like it put on some growth during the winter. I guess its not u...

Hey Jim. They seem to not mind the wetness as much as B. Armata. Armata usually looks like crap up here and decline gradually to a slow death. B. Edulis looks great and puts out about as many fronds per year pound for pound. However they are tender into the low 20's so keeping them dry is a must to ...

So some reason I am having a helluva time finding B. Edulis in shippable sizes here in the U.S. BC seems to have them but unless you live in California and want something with like 3 ft of trunk seems you are out of luck. At this point I'll take seeds but prefer plants. And it's such a hassle to get...

Oh you so tempt me to hook up the lap dog and tell him to mush! Too bad you don't live in the Lower Mainland. Since Adam says it'll work, I can try send you some bare root in April. Gotta ask Adam what he "declares" on the shipment: "Gift"????? :lol: :lol: Barb Okay sounds good....

seedscanada wrote:I ship back and forth all the time. but bare root.

Adam if this was March or April I would jump on it but being January and with small seedlings I will decline for now. If you don't have seeds and it's spring I might just look you up again.

Doubt you're heading north since all the highways in BC Interior are closed :lol: :lol: But I've got a whack of Deglet Noor, some Medjools of seedlings. None of the other stuff you want. Tall skinny one-leafed things shown nearest the camera: <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/southslope/82...

I am looking for fresh seeds (or seedlings) of the above species. I have several varieties of cold hardy palm seeds. I don't know exactly what at this minute (making this post away from home) but if you have what I'm looking for ask me and I'll see if I've got them.

I have tried multiple times to germinate true date palm seeds in the past and have had all of them grow mold. The reason being more than likely I left too much flesh on the seeds and maybe more water retention in my mix. So my question is what is the best method of removing the flesh on the seeds? I...

andym wrote:Nice plants that should grow well in your region. There is considered opinion that Trachycarpus Manipur (Ukhurlensis) is reasonably hardy.I have two and will plant one out next year confident that it will survive

Andy do you have a picture of yours to post?

Got this little guy back about May this year. And a pic from today. Man has he put on some shoulders in just 8 months. Gotta be the fastest jubaea on the planet. j/k <a href="http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll301/earthworm73/?action=view¤t=jubs001.jpg" target="_blank"><img src...

I am looking for live specimens up to 1 gal of Sabal causiarum, s. bermudana and or s. Birmingham.

That's a nice one for the price. I saw some about the same size around here for twice as much...and this is trachy country. Hope it grows fast for you.

Title says it all. Hopefully someone has fresh seeds.

Barb if I get some time today I'll post a few pics of my sad looking brood. Since it is winter of course the beds look pitiful. Some on my list are w. robusta and filifera, sabal minor 'Cape Hatteras', sabal Brazoria, s. 'Louisiana', s. palmetto, s. tamaulipas, t. fortunei 'Tesan', t. fortunei 'Bulg...

Hi all. New to this forum but not brand new to growing palms and subtropicals. I am currently growing several different variates of palms and subtropicals. I live in Birch Bay, WA which is directly west across the sound from the palm growing "capital" of Canada Salt Spring Island, BC. I su...