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MONDAY, 25 JANUARY, 2021
PLANT BROKER VERSUS NURSERYMAN
WHO DOES AND DOES NOT GROW THEIR OWN PLANTS
HOW TO TELL IF A NURSERY PRODUCES ITS OWN PLANTS
There's a little secret among people who sell
plants. That secret is that
some nurseries don't "grow plants" but merely buy someone else's plants
and re-sell them. Unfortunately, they
are often brokering plants grown elsewhere, often in more tropical
areas, and that these plants won't do as well as locally grown plants.
Why would this be a secret? Because they want to appear that all the
plants were grown by them whereas the opposite is true.
Most gardeners have found that locally grown plants are definitely
superior.
How
do you tell who is who? How do you know if a "nursery" is growing their
own plant material or just brokering?
It's quite simple. Look inside the nursery for evidence of
germination. Look for small plants in addition to large ones.
Look for plants of the same species in many sizes.
If you see none of these things, perhaps just one size of a given plant,
you're almost guaranteed that that person is just selling other
nursery's material. Examples would be large companies and chains. But,
even small nurseries do this as well.
I'd
estimate that fewer than 10% of all nurseries actually grow plants from
seedlngs or younger plants on to larger plants.
This is important because growers are the most familiar with the species
they grow and how they'll do for you.
Yes, on occasion Jungle Music does bring in
plants from other sources. But, it's most often young seedlings when we
do. And we then grow them up for many years to the large palms your
know us for. I've found that we can't germinate everything. Sometimes
we can't get seeds or run out of a given species. So, occasionally we
need some help. We'll seek out several species we need. We usually get
small seedlings and grow them into larger plants. With this said, 95%
of our plant material we've grown ourselves. Just looking at the our
nursery, you realize this.
We've got a quarter million plants in about ten different container
sizes.
We
feel it's best that you buy from a nursery that really knows their
plants. The pictures below show you some
of the two miles of tables we put our plants on. You'll see plants of
all sizes - from new seedlings to 5g, 15g and larger plants.
You'll spot instantly that we are a grower, not a plant broker.
I thought you'd like to know this.
On any plant we sell, we can tell you what it wants in your area, the
chances you can grow it well and its cultural requirements.
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CHAMAEROPS CERIFERA
NATIVE TO MOROCCO
THE SEMI-DWARF "BLUE MED FAN"
FULL HOT SUN - EXTREMELY COLD HARDY
SUPER OLD 15G PLANTS
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15G PLANTS
This interesting palm is a suckering blue fan palm is native to Morocco.
It's actually quite amazing that it took a long time for taxonomists to
realize that it was a species and had it's own unique characteristics.
It's definitely a deep blue color but also it never gets as large as Chamaereops
humilus. The problem was that
there were also native short clones of the later. Chamaerops
cerifera is
one of the most cold hardy species for those of you in super cold areas.
I've had reports of it going down to 13 degrees F. Mature height
is about six feet or so. Color is blue in hot sun. This
species does sucker. The plants on special here are nice 15g
plants. They'd be difficult to ship and for mail order customers,
consider the 5g size. As seen, they are suckering out with a nice
sized primary trunk. We do
sell boxed plants if needed on special order.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $195
TEN DAY SPECIAL THESE LARGE 5G $165
Remember: Mention this Special for your discount. Can be shipped
or delivered. The last photo is by TS at RPS.
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RHOPALOSTYLIS CHEESEMANII
MEDIUM SIZED PINNATE PALM WITH CROWN SHAFT
FROM
ROUL ISLAND
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON SIZE
Rhopalostylis cheesemanii is
from Roul Island as opposed to Norfolk Island, the home of R. baueri.
It reportedly has darker brown tomentum on the crown shaft and petioles
compared to R.
baueri and
the fruits are larger in size. But, the most remarkable thing is
that some enthusiasts have noticed is that it is a more aggressive
grower in Southern California. In fact, opposed to R.
baueri,
it has been known to do quite well in full sun right along the coast.
It is a medium sized pinnate palm with a mature height of 25 to 30 feet
and crown shafted. The trunk is about 8 inches thick or a bit
more.
Although you can't see it below, it has a a dark petiole. Be aware
that many people feel this should be considered a sub-variety of Rhopalostylis
baueri.
Some have reported that the crown shaft can take on a purple color.
We are putting very nice 15 gallon plants on sale
REGULAR PRICE 15 GALLON $200
SALE PRICE 15 GALLON
$180
The 8th photo is c/o cloudforest.com website.
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LIVISTONA LANGINOSA
THE WOOLY LIVISTONA
TALL, THINNER TRUNK
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 G SIZE
This single trunk fan palm is native to northeastern Australia. It has
previously been referred to as the Cape River Livistona. Formal
description was first done by John Dowe in 1998 - followed by other
revisions. It gets to heights above thirty feet with a trunk diameter
of 10 to 18 inches. In habitat it tolerates hot and arid conditions.
It is a full sun species with cold hardiness to at least the low 20's
F. We're putting our 15 gallon sized plants on special. These are
large for mail order but it can be done.
REGULAR PRICE 15G $195
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $165
Just mention this Blog Special for your discount. The first habitat
photo is c/o Darrel Oconnor Palmpedia and the second by John Dowe c/o
Palm Specialist Group
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DYPSIS PEMBANA
SINGLE TRUNK OR SUCKERING
NATIVE TO PEMBA ISLAND
TAKES FULL COASTAL SUN
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
There are both single trunk and suckering forms of
this species. Nowadays, most of the plants available of this
species are the suckering form. Both get to a height of 25 feet,
have an attractive green trunk and a light colored crown shaft.
Leaves have a graceful arch and the leaflet color is green. It's a
great alternative for the garden. Note how the trunks are rather
thin. The two plants shown here are going to be the suckering
variety. Along our coast it will take full sun but I'd recommend
filtered or morning light inland. The plants on special are in 5g
size and on sale. They are not huge so we’re giving a good
discount. We may have both larger and smaller size.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $65
Remember to mention this Blog Special at the
time of purchase. Limited numbers are available.
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DYPSIS PLUMOSA
THIN TRUNK PALM FROM MADAGASCAR
FLUFFY LEAVES – SILVER CROWN SHAFT
TOLERATES SUN ALONG TH COAST
TEN DAY SPECIAL STRONG ONE GALLON PLANTS
This single trunk, crown shafted pinnate palm comes from Madagascar.
It is a medium size palm with a narrow trunk and plumose leaves.
Trunk diameter is four to six inches. The trunk color is
silver-green and it has prominent rings. Leaflets are narrow and
green in color. The ends of the leaves curve downwards. We
have been growing this species for over two decades and found it to be a
reliable grower. When young the trunk is much thinner but fattens
up with age. It is quite cold tolerant, down into the mid to
low 20's F. It's growth rate is good. It likes full sun in
most areas. We are offering good sized one gallon plants on
sale. As you can see, they are very tall for their pots.
We also have 5 and 15 gallon plants available.
We prefer, when possible, to plant several in one pot on this
species. We think as a
larger plant they look nicer and more full looking.
REGULAR PRICE ONE GALLON $60
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $45
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RHOPALOSTYLIS CHEESEMANII
MORE RARE SPECIES OF THIS GENUS
GORGEOUS CROWN SHAFT
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE
Of the Shaving Brush Palm family, this is the
hardest one to find. And, many think it's the prettiest and most
desirable species. Some consider it to be a variety of R.
baueri.
We like to consider it a species. Native to Raoul Island, an
island well off the eastern side of New Zealand, this species has a
medium sized trunk and reaches a height of twenty five feet. The
crown shaft is gorgeous but not as swollen as R. sapida.
I have some customers who report the crown shaft being a purple color.
On younger plants, the leaf stems are red colored as shown here.
Cold tolerance is the low 20's F. It will take coastal sun or
consider morning sun or strong filtered light inland.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $50
TEN DAY SPECIAL $40 FOR A BAND
Just mention this Blog special for this
discount. In the second row below I've shown a 5g nursery plant.
We also have 15g size. The band size is shown in the first three
photos below.
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TRACHYCARPUS FORTUNEI
THE WINDMILL PALM
ONE OF THE MOST COLD HARDY PALMS
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS
Trachyarpus
fortunei is
the most commonly available and commonly grown of the Windmill Palms.
It is of Chinese origin. It is referred to as the Chinese Windmill
Palm, the Windmill Palm, or the Chusan Palm. Note how the term
"Windmill Palm" can refer to this particular species or to the genus as
a whole. It is not uncommon to see it growing in colder
areas of the United States, southern Europe, the Mediterranean and
southern portions of Australia and Africa. Cold tolerance is
between five and ten degrees F.
To get an overhead canopy of leaves may take one
about ten years. Mature, they get to a height of 20 feet or
more. The actual trunk diameter is typically six to ten inches.
The leaves are typically about three feet in diameter and have variable
division of the segments. Leaves are green on the upper side and below,
but it is not uncommon for one can see a bit of blue discoloration to
the underside of the leaf. Distal leaf segments can flex downward
toward the ground.
We’re putting a very shippable 5g size on special.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $75
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $45
Remember to mention this Special at the time or purchase.
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CYPHOPHOENIX ELEGANS
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE TRUNK PALM FROM NEW CALEDONIA
ARCHING GREEN LEAVES, CROWN SHAFT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This species is from New Caledonia in the northern part of the island of
New Caledonia. It gets to a height of 20 to 25 feet in many years
and has a green to silver, slightly swollen crown shaft.
The trunk is thin, about 4 to 6 inches thick. The leaves
are about six feet long and arch at their ends.
Cyphophoenix nucele has stiffer, upright leaves compared to this
species. Another important
difference between these two is that the leaves of C.
elegans
are keeled whereas the leaves of nucele are
more flat. This species can take full sun right on the coast but most
give it part day sun, especially in inland areas.
Cold tolerance is down to the mid-twenties F.
We’re putting 5g plants on special.
Of note, this is a very rare species and hard to find for sale.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $125
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $95
Please mention this Special at the time of purchase.
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ENCEPHALARTOS CAFFER
A DWARF GREEN CYCAD
SOMEWHAT FLUFFY LEAVES
NEVER OVER ABOUT 3 FEET TALL
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1 GALLON SIZE
For those of you who like small cycads, this one should be one of
your favorites. Native to the Eastern Cape region of South Africa,
this species has largely a subterranean stem with an above the soil
caudex rarely over six to eight inches in diameter. Leaves are up
to three feet long, often plumose. This is a full sun species with
a cold tolerance down to about 22 degrees F. These are a difficult
cycad to find. They are slow growing. The one gallon plants
here are 4 years old and holding 4 to 5 leaves. Caudex size is
over one inch. I have very limited numbers for sale. The
first six photos below show the one gallons on special. The 7th
photo is a 15g at the nursery. The 8th photo, by Renier Smit
(PACSOA), shows a plant in habitat.
REGULAR PRICE 1 G SIZE $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1 G SIZE $80
Just mention this Blog Only Special to get this price when you purchase.
These would be simple to mail order
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ENCEPHALARTOS TRISPINOSUS
BLUE SOUTH AFRICAN CYCAD
SOUGHT AFTER - SPINY LEAFLETS
LOVES SUN AND PRETTY COLD HARDY
TEN DAY SPECIAL NICE BAND PLANTS
Shown below is our band size plants of the
desirable blue South African cycad, Encephalartos trispinosus.
Most people find it's very similar to E. horridus. It is a
small to medium sized mature blue cycad with leaflets that have
prominent lobes. But, be aware that this species is quite variable
and has many forms. There is even a spineless leaflet form.
It likes full sun and is cold hardy to about 22 degrees F. These
band sized plants are easy to ship. The last row of photos shows a
larger nursery specimen and two garden plants.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE $55
Remember to mention this Blog Special for your discount.
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TLLANDSIA MALLEMONTII
SPECIES WITH VIOLET BLUE FLOWERS
CLUSTERS IN BLOSSOM RIGHT NOW
A TYPE OF AIR PLANT - JUST IN
TEN DAY SPECIAL LARGE CLUSTERS
As I've mentioned before, I'm not a
Tillandsia expert. But, I could not pass when a private
collector offered me several clumps of a blue-gray Tillandsia
mallemontii in full blossom. The blossoms are a violet-blue
(photos make them appear a bit pink - which they are not).
I was told by the collector that the blossom every summer with lots of
flowers. The clumps are composed of ten to fifteen plants.
They'd like sun or part sun and to be watered at least weekly.
They can be mounted to a tree limb, post or a fence. I've never
had or seen this variety before. These would be easy to mail
order.
TEN DAY SPECIAL THESE CLUSTERS $50
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THE SILVER
FERN
PTERIS ARGYRAEA
SILVER-GREEN LEAVES
MEDIUM
SIZED FERN – CUSTOMER FAVORITE
CLUMPING - THREE FEET TALL
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 5G PLANT
This is a
most interesting "variegated" fern from India. This species does
not get overhead, clumps and likes filtered light. It wants ample
water during the growing season. People who see this plant get
very excited and often buy several.
I’ve shipped these to the Bay Area (San Francisco) and reports
are that they’ve done fine there.
It makes a nice filtered light companion plant. These can
be shipped. We’ve been out
of this species since last spring and are putting new arrival 5 gallon
on special. These will arrive in several days.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $60
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G $47.50
Remember: Mention this Special at the time of purchase.
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WODYETIA BIFURCATA
THE FOXTAIL PALM
TREES IN FRUIT
Wodyetia bifurcata, a species from
Queensland, Australia, is known for it's fluffy leaves, medium stature
and bright red and large fruit. Shown here are several plants in fruit
in various stages. Fruit first appears green. Fruit will attain full
size but still be green. Then it changes to a light yellow, then to
orange and finally to a prominent red. At this red stage it may fall to
the ground. When red, it is ready to be removed and germinated. Green
fruit germinates poorly. Fruit size is about like a small chicken egg.
Seeds inside are brown and prominently grooved. In our local growing
area here in San Diego, we've had scores of mature trees of this species
produce viable seeds.
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BISMARCKIA NOBILIS
STUNNING BLUE FAN PALM FROM MADAGASCAR
POPULAR, BLUE, STATELY AND BEAUTIFUL!
TEN DAY SPECIAL NICE 25 GALLON SIZE
All the time customers are seeking out
Bismarckia, especially for mail orders to other states. We
have available some 15 gallon plants of this species that can be mail
ordered. But, we don't have too many. For several decades
we've been growing this stunning blue fan palm from Madagascar.
These are the blue form. You’ll note that there’s some purple
color to the leaves and stems. This is because they were outdoor grown
and saw cold weather into the twenties F. But, this is the blue form as
only the blue ones seem to show purple with cold. As they grow,
all leaves remain blue. Mature specimens in their native habitat reach
heights of over forty feet. Trunk diameter can reach 18 inches or
a bit more. Leaf width can be up to eight feet.
This is a very attractive palm and should be given room in the garden to
show it off. It prefers full, hot sun. Many people in desert
locations have found they can grow it. Cold tolerance is about 22
degrees, although plants seeing colder have come back from injury.
Shown are our 25 gallon plants on special.
REGULAR PRICE 25 GALLON SIZE $550
TEN DAY SPECIAL 25 GALLON SIZE $475
Remember: Mention this Special for this price. Limited
numbers available.
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DYPSIS LUTESCENS
THE BUTTERFLY OR ARECA PALM
NICE 15 GALLON PLANTS 8 TO 9 FEET TALL
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS 15G SIZE.
This is a suckering palm species from Madagascar that is medium sized
mature, seldom over 18 feet in Southern California. It has
attractive, thin trunks with a prominent yellow color on the petioles
and inner crown of stems. It has a medium growth rate. Along
the coast, it prefers sun or very bright filtered light. In inland
areas it cannot take full sun. Cold tolerance is into the
mid-twenties F. We are offering very nice and tall squat 15 gallon
plants on species. They are
two to three feet taller than what we usually offer in the squat 15g
size. We remind people that
this palm is the most popular palm for blocking the neighbor from
looking over the fence into your yard! For this reason we also
call it the "Neighbor Blocking Palm".
REGULAR PRICE THESE 15 GALLON $250
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS BATCH OF TALL 15G $190
Very limited numbers available. You must mention this Blog Only
Special at the time of ordering to get this discounted price.
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ARENGA MICRANTHA
LARGE SUCKERING PINNATE PALM FROM INDIA THAT TOLERATES COLD
WE HAVE A FEW VERY LARGE 15 GALLON PLANTS
SUPER DIFFICULT TO FIND
20% OFF REGULAR PRICE FOR TEN DAYS
Today I'm showing you a hard to find suckering palm
from northern India, Tibet and surrounding areas. Quite
remarkably, its native habitat is at elevations of 5000 to 7500 feet.
As you'd suspect, it tolerates temperatures way below freezing, probably
into the upper teens F. I don't really know for sure as of yet.
But, it's felt to be the most cold hardy of the genus Arenga. It's
not a small Arenga. It can get up to 20 feet with trunks about 8 inches
(mature) in diameter. Like other species of the genus, the trunks
are hairy and a bit shaggy. Leaves are large and silver colored on
their underside. It is a part day sun or filtered light species.
Shown here is a large 15 gallon nursery plant. A habitat photo by
T. Spanner is also shown. For those of you in colder areas, this
is a great palm. We only have a few for sale.
REGULAR PRICE THIS SPECIES IN 15 GALLON $250
SALES PRICE THIS SIZE $200
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BISMARCKIA SPECIES
MAYOTTE ISLAND
THE GREEN BISMARCKIA
A BISMARCKIA BUT WITHOUT THE BLUE COLOR
VERY ATTRACTIVE, LARGER GREEN FAN PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL OLD
15G SIZED PLANTS
One of the favorite characteristics of Bismarckia is the blue
color to the leaves. But, there is a green variety on the island of
Madagascar. At another location, there is an endemic green Bismarckia known
as the "Mayotte Island" form. There is very little published about
these green forms of the Bismarck Palm. It likes sun and is probably
cold hardy into the low 20's F. Most feel it's not quite as cold hardy
as the blue form. On these green Bismarckias, often you'll see
red in the leaf stem or a hint of it on the leaves. Of course, this is
a full sun palm. This is a very rare palm to find as everyone seeks out
the blue type. But, we have this more rare green form and have found
they are showing nice cold hardiness to the low 20's F. The plant shown
below is about twelve years old. We have a handful of them.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15G SIZE $185
Remember to mention this Blog Special for this discounted price.
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CHAMAEDOREA MICROSPADIX
SMALLER TYPE OF BAMBOO PALM
GREEN LEAVES – VERY THIN TRUNKS
BRIGHT RED FRUIT
NEAR MATURE 15 GALLON – TEN DAY SPECIAL
This shade loving species is sought after for several reasons:
It doesn't get too tall, rarely over 8 feet tall
It suckers and forms a nice clump
It has good cold tolerance into the upper teens F.
Leaves are sometimes iridescent and a blue color on their underside
It is a type of Bamboo Palm. Trunks are very thin, sometimes just a
quarter of an inch. Leaves are short, usually 2 to 3 feet.
On the females with pollination, you’ll get super red but small
fruits. It prefers filtered
light, doesn’t get very tall and is cold hardy into the upper teens F.
It also makes an ideal patio or
interior palm.
We are presently offering near mature 15g plants on special.
REGULAR PRICE 15 GALLON $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $185
Just mention this special when purchasing to get this price. The 15g
size is shown in the first 5 photos. The last photo is a 25 gallon
nursery plant.
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ARCHONTOPHOENIX "TERACARPA"
THE BEST KING PALM EVER!
SO, WHAT IS IT?
ARE THEY EVER ON SALE?
YES, 10 DAY SPECIAL 5G SIZE
Archontophoenix teracarpa is a fictitious name
given to an unknown species/type of King Palm that I have in my garden
and no one can identify. I've been collecting seeds from it for
quite a few years and offering it for sale. Everyone who gets one
agrees - "It's the best King Palm ever!" It got the name from the
Latin "Large body", which it has. After trying to identify the
species over many years and with no success, we coined the name
"Archontophoenix teracarpa". The closest species to it would be A.
maxima but it's not the same. So, what are the differences that
makes teracarpa more ideal?
It is faster growing
It gets taller than the regular King Palm
It tolerates full sun better
It doesn't brown tip in full sun
It has a blue crown shaft
It has a super thick trunk
REGULAR PRICE 5G $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G $75
Remember: mention this Special to get your
discount when you purchase!
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PINANGA CORONATA
SUPER BEAUTIFUL IVORY CANE PALM
SUCKERING FILTERED LIGHT EXOTIC PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This exotic suckering pinnate palm is native to Sumatra, Java and
Sulawesi. It has thin trunks that can have a blonde color.
Leaves are somewhat narrow, green in color with an unarmed petiole.
Mature height in CA is usually about twelve feet although in the tropics
they get much taller. They like filtered light but can take a bit
of morning sun. Too much sun here will burn them. Cold
hardiness is into the upper 20's F. I had a mature specimen that
produced large numbers of purple fruit for years. This species is
similar to Pinanga kuhlii but
has more repetitive regular leaves and less mottling to the leaflets.
Of note, some taxonomists consider these two species synonymous.
Shown here are some 5 gallon plants which we’re putting on
special.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $80
Remember to mention this Blog Only Special to get your discount at the
time of purchase.
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PRITCHARDIA MARTII
HAWAIIAN FAN PALM
MEDIUM SIZE - RUSTY UNDERSIDE
TO LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This Hawaiian Fan
Palm is native to the island of Oahu in HI and typically gets to a
height of ten to fifteen feet in Southern CA but can attain heights to
thirty feet in habitat. It is a single trunk palm with a trunk
diameter of about a foot. Leaves are green and rather flat.
Their underside has a rusty brown or copper color secondary to tomentum
hairs. It tolerates full sun along the coast. Far inland
areas should give it limited sun. Cold tolerance is into the
mid-twenties F. It is a somewhat difficult species to find.
The 5g we're putting on special are not overly large and were summer
repots. These can be mail ordered, weather permitting.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G SIZE $75
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BASSELINIA ERIOSTACHYS
DESIRABLE SMALLER PALM FROM NEW CALEDONIA
SINGLE TRUNK AND CLUSTERING
THIN TRUNK, PURPLE CROWN SHAFT
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 2 GALLON SIZE
This species of understory palm is endemic to
many areas of New Caledonia where it grows at sea level and in
mountainous areas. It is both single trunk and suckering in form.
Stems are small and prominently ringed. The crown shaft is often a
purple color. Mature height is typically under ten feet. Leaves are
slightly arching and leaflets are green and of irregular width, often
wider at the terminal portion of the leaf. This palm is being grown in
Southern California and New Zealand. It wants filtered light or a bit
of sun, no more. Cold tolerance is unknown but apparently down to near
a freeze.
TEN DAY SPECIAL 2 GALLON SIZE $65
The mature photo below is by an unknown author
c/o Palmpedia.
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BASSELINIA PANCHERI
RARE SINGLE TRUNK EXOTIC
PALM FROM NEW CALEDONIA
MEDIUM SIZE MATURE - DARK
OR BLACK CROWN SHAFT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 2 GALLON PLANTS
This super exotic single trunk pinnate palm is
native to New Caledonia and is being grown by some enthusiasts in
Sothern California. It is very slow growing and has a mature height of
eight to ten feet. The crown shaft is often dark in color, sometimes
speckled or has faint linear lines. The trunk is 2 to 4 inches and
leaflets are wide. Leaves have the appearance of being solid but they
are divided into wide leaflets. This palm should be grown in filtered
light. It has a cold tolerance down to about a freeze. Also understand
that this species is very slow growing - so be patient. We're offering
three year old 2 gallon plants here. These were repotted this past
summer into 2 gallon pots.
REGULAR PRICE 2 GALLON $85
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $60
Remember: Mention this Special!
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DIOON EDULE
SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZED MEXICAN CYCAD
FOR A CYCAD, VERY COLD HARDY
TOLERATES DESERT SUN - ONE OF BEST FOR THIS
TEN DAY SPECIAL BIG 15 GALLON PLANTS
Dioon edule is
a typically small to medium sized sun-loving cycad from Mexico.
There are known to be about six different varieties of this species -
all from different localities. Leaves are typically green to
blue-green. Leaflets at pointed at the end and otherwise
un-armed. Dioon edule is one
of the few cycads that tolerates hot direct desert sun. The Sago
Palm can't claim this ability. Cold tolerance is excellent, being
able to take cold weather into the teens F. We recently got in a
handful of great 15 gallon plants with caudexes of about 6 inches.
They are gorgeous.
REGULAR PRICE THESE 15 GALLON PLANTS $400
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS GROUP OF CYCADS $240
This is a great buy. But, remember to mention this Special for
your discount when you purchase. Mail order possible.
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ENCEPHALARTOS ARENARIUS X
TRISPINOSUS
DIFFERENT HYBRID TWO SOUTH AFRICAN CYCADS
SHOULD BE AN
INTERESTING BLUE MATURE PLANT
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE SEEDLINGS
Recently we have been offering some very unusual
Encephalartos hybrids. But, we still carry the pure species
almost all the time. This hybrid comes from two South African species.
Both parents are native to the Eastern Cape region of RSA. Male pollen
of trispinosus was used to fertilize the female cone of E.
arenarius. Both parents had blue color. The offspring should
produce a small to medium sized adult blue plant with hybrid vigor,
curved leaves and leaflets with prominent lobes/spines. It should be
very attractive. It'll want full sun along the coast and be cold hardy
to about 22 degrees F. This is the first time we have offered this
hybrid.
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS HYBRID $55
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ALOCASIA PORTORA
GREAT COMPANION PLANT FOR COASTAL SUN
DARK STEM – LARGE GREEN LEAVES
THIS SPECIES HAS BEEN OUT OF STOCK FOR SIX MONTHS
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON SIZE
Alocasia are a rather large
group of broad leaved suckering plants that are native to Asia and
tropical areas of Australia. Most produce rhizomes or tubers and
produce suckers at the base of the primary plant. All have exotic
and broad leaves that come in an assortment of sizes and colors.
Most have prominent veins as shown below. All are exotic and
appealing. There are about eighty natural species in the wild and
even more hybrids.
The species I’m putting on special below is Alocasia portora.
It has large green “elephant ear” shaped leaves.
The undersides are green as well with prominent yellow veins.
Leaves can get about 3 feet long and point upwards.
This species can take full coastal sun or part sun.
It’s cold hardy into the upper 20’s F.
The 15g on sale were repotted late fall and should boom in their
containers once spring gets here. They are shown in the first
six photos.
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS BATCH 15G ALOCASIA PORTORA $110
Note: The last row of photos are of 15 that we had last
summer. This is what the plants on sale will look like by this
coming summer.
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BIRDSNEST FERN - ASPLENIUM NIDUS
EXOTIC UNDERSTORY FERN
LONG SHINY GREEN LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This is such a great fern that I am again putting it on Special - the
Birdsnest Fern, Asplenium nidus. It's a gardener's favorite!
They are an ideal understory plant for the garden floor but can also be
grown inside the home or in a patio area. Leaves are green and
shiny. They want filtered light and ample water. Like most
ferns, you don't want them to go dry. A large specimen plant could
have a crown spread of six or seven feet. You have to keep snails
away from them. The plants on special are nice 5 gallon plants.
These can be mail ordered.
REGULAR PRICE THESE 5 GALLON PLANTS $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $45
Remember to mention this Blog Special for this discount when you
purchase. The very nice photos below are by mysarawak
Travelogue and HawaiianForest.com
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PINK JASMINE
JASMINUM POLYANTHUS
FLORID FRAGRANT BLOSSOMS EARLY SUMMER
5G PLANTS
TEN DAY SPECIAL
At the nursery we grow and sell three different
species of Jasmine. The one shown today is the earliest bloomer
and comes into blossom in about the month of May. They are
absolutely loaded with these faint pink and super fragrant blossoms. If
you look carefully, you'll notice unopened blossoms are pink and the
opened ones are a white with a faint pink color. And, wow!
Do they have a pleasant fragrance. You can easily smell them over
twenty feet away. This plant like sun and is cold hardy to about
20 degrees F. Limited supply.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G $50
Just remember to mention this Blog Only Special when you purchase.
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ROYSTONEA BORINQUENA
PERHAPS A MORE COLD HARDY ROYAL PALM
PHOTOGRAPHS OF MATURE PALMS
During the winter of
2007 when we had a severe cold spell, I came to find that this species
or Royal Palm seemed to posses more cold hardiness than Roystonea
regia and others that
are more commonly seen. Our area got down to about 25 degrees F. An
enthusiast about a mile from the nursery said his R.
regias were
totally burned but the Roystonea
borninquena went
untouched. Because of this I pursued seeds and grew more. We've sold a
lot of this beautiful palm since then. It is native to Puerto Rico,
Hispaniola and a few other islands. You'll note the absence of the
super swollen base often seen with other species. It likes full sun,
enjoys ample water and can get to heights over forty feet. At the
present time, availability of this species of Royal Palm has been almost
zero as no new seeds have been on the market for several years.
But, hopefully this will change soon.
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RHAPIS EXCELSA
THE LADY PALM
ONE OF THE BEST INTERIOR PALMS
ALSO GREAT UNDERSTORY GARDEN PLANT
TEN DAY SPECIAL LARGE 15G SIZE
We have an assortment of Lady Palms which
are near perfect - almost as nice as the expensive ones we bring in out
of Hawaii. But, they are locally grown and better priced. And, we are
offering them on special. Have you ever wondered why you hardly ever
see Rhapis on sale? It's because they are super slow growing.
The plants shown here are eight, maybe ten years old. Therefore,
growers have little motivation to sell them cheap. The plants shown
here are nice enough for a bank or hotel lobby, a professional office or
even your living room.
Rhapis excelsa is native to Asia and typically doesn't get much
over 8 feet tall in a pot. They do great in shady locations of the
garden or inside the home. They are a very nice patio plant. Cold
hardiness is about 20 degrees F. They want low dose fertilizer. Too
much fertilizer will burn them. The plants on special here are 15g
size, very full with lots of canes. They won't last long.
REGULAR PRICE THESE 15G $375
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $275
Important: Mention this Blog Only Offering for
this price when you purchase. Note, we are getting very low on this
size. We also do have nice 5g plants.
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HYOPHORBE INDICA
THE CHAMPAGNE PALM
BEAUTIFUL MEDIUM SIZED PINNATE PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This palm is native to the Reunion Islands and
is being grown by many in our locality. It gets to 20 feet tall, likes
sun and is cold tolerant into the mid to upper 20's F. It is pinnate
and crown shafted. Of note, this palm is in the family of the Bottle
and Spindle Palm. But, it has a much thinner trunk and is more cold
hardy. Shown are our 5 gallon plants on special with some mature
plants.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $80
Remember: mention this Blog Only Special at the time of purchase.
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ARCHONTOPHOENIX MAXIMA
LARGEST OF THE KING PALMS
NEWLY EMERGING
RED LEAVES
FAIRLY TALL CROWN SHAFTED PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
By popular demand I have put this great palm on special. This is
the largest of the King Palm family. It got its name "maxima" by
the flower size, but most have found it to be an aggressive grower, have
a larger trunk and get taller than the other species of King Palms.
Mature heights can read 60 to 80 feet. Compare this to the height
of the common King Palm at about 40 to 50 feet. It does have
silver on the underside of the leaves. The crown shaft is sort of
a yellow, sometimes blue color.
It is a quick growing pinnate palm native to
Australia. It's rare to see them available and also hard to find
good photos of this species. Of note, as you see on one photo
below, the newly emerging leaf is red. I wish to thank L.N. below
for his picture of a mature tree. The plants I'm putting on
special are 5 gallon size. Most are multiples and the one shown
below is a double with two plants in the pot. In the last row of
photos, I'm showing two 15 gallon plants, but they are not on special
right now.
REGULAR PRICE BAND $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE $80
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DYPSIS LEPTOCHEILOS
THE TEDDY BEAR PALM
RUST COLORED CROWN SHAFT
THIN SILVER RINGED TRUNK
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This great palm from Madagascar is known for its rusty-brown/red crown
shaft that is quite fuzzy to the touch. It therefore has its
common name of the Teddy Bear Palm. It is not a huge palm, usually
getting up to about twenty-five feet with a six inch thick trunk.
Trunk color is silver with prominent rings. Leaf color is green.
Right on the coast it takes full sun easily. Far inland would
require part day sun or filtered light. Cold tolerance is down to
about 25 degrees F. This is one of the most popular palms around. I’m
offering our 5 gallon plants. They are nicely sized but would like
to grow for a while in their present containers.
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $75
Just mention this Blog Special to get the discount at time of purchase.
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LICUALA PELTATA
VARIETY PELTATA
LARGE DIVIDED AND FLAT TROPICAL LEAF
THIN TRUNK, EXOTIC APPEARANCE
SOME DEGREE OF COLD HARDINESS
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS
This is a tall, thin trunked tropical fan palm that is native to regions
from northeastern India down through the Malay Peninsula. It is known
for its green divided flat leaves that can be almost six feet in width
and have deeply divided segments that go all the way to the leaf stem.
Thus, from below, you see a full flat leaf that is divided into
segments. Tree height can be up to 30 feet. The trunk is thin, about 4
inches in diameter. It is a filtered light plant that could works its
way into more sun. Cold tolerance is about 30 degrees F. or a bit
lower.
We recently acquired some huge one gallon plants that needed a late
winter repotting into 5 gallon containers. We're putting these on
special. My thanks to Paul Craft for the 7th and 9th photos below.
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS $90
These could sell out quickly. Remember to mention this Special at the
time of purchase.
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CHAMAEDOREA SARTORII
SINGLE TRUNK UNDERSTORY PALM
WANTS FILTERED LIGHT
HARD TO FIND - VERY RARE
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON SIZE.
This thin trunked understory palm is native to
Mexico and several Central American countries. It has a thin trunk a
half inch thick and green leaves with variability in the width of the
leaflets. The terminal leaflets are often fused to give a large
fishtail type of leaflet. It gets to about ten feet tall. It's a bit
difficult to find. This size can be mail ordered.
REGULAR PRICE ONE GALLON $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $55
Remember to mention this Special at the time of
purchase.
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RHAPIDOPHYLLUM HYSTRIX
THE NEEDLE PALM
WORLD'S MOST COLD HARDY PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON SIZE
There is no doubt in my mind that this species is the most cold tolerant
of any palm species. It is native to the southeastern United States
with native habitats stretching from South Carolina down to northern
Florida and into Alabama and Mississippi. There are reports of
this species tolerating below zero degrees F. Now, this doesn't
mean that you can grow it in Michigan. But, in areas that see
significant cold such as North Carolina, central Texas or even New
Mexico, this species might work for you.
It is a suckering fan palm and known as the "Needle Palm" because it
forms dark colored, protuberant needles on the trunk. The fourth
picture below shows small needles forming on the trunk. The first
five photos show the 5g on sale followed by a few 15g plants. All
are in limited supply. In sun the color is a silver green with
more silver underneath. In shade the color gets dark green,
reminiscent of a Rhapis Palm. Trunks are usually under three feet
tall and four to six inches thick. But, because the leaves come
upwards, the overall height of the plant can be six to seven feet or
taller. They can get a bit bushy. This is a very slow
growing species. The one gallon plants are being put on sale.
REGULAR PRICE 1G $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1G $45
I only have a few of these. You must mention this Blog Only
Special to get this price.
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PRITCHARDIA NAPALIENSIS
THE NAPALIE LOULU PALM
EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN
MEDIUM SIZED TROPICAL FAN PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON JUVENILE PLANTS
This palm is a tropical fan palm native to Hawaii. Its habitat is
located on the cliffs of the Napali coastline on the island of Kauai.
It reaches a trunk height of fourteen to twenty feet with a trunk
diameter of about 8 inches. Taller specimens have been reported in
habitat. Leaves are green, flat with distinctly divided segments
when mature. Seeds become black and are round, about an inch in
length. Near the leaf attachment, the proximal leaf and terminal
leaf stem have pronounced rusty-brown hairs/tomentum. The rest of
the ventral leaves are green. Along the coast it can be grown in
full sun and cold hardiness is a bit below a freeze (exact low
uncertain). We rarely have these for sale. Seeds were from a
domestic tree.
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON $47.50
Remember to mention this Special.
Mail order possible.
The 7th and 9th photos by Kyle Wicomb, Palmpedia. The 8th photo is
by P. Goltra.
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CARPENTERIA ACUMINATA
TALL, VERY THIN TRUNK
NATIVE TO NORTHERN AUSTRALIA
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1 GALLON SIZE
This is a tall, slender, single trunk pinnate palm from the Northern
Territory in Australia. It can get to 40 feet tall and has
attractive small red fruits. Leaves are gently arching and leaf color
is green. It is crown shafted and trunk diameters are well under a
foot. For Southern CA growers, it can be grown but is not the
easiest palm to try. I think it's because, at best, this palm is
hardy down to a freeze. We do have people who seek it out so we
carry a small number of plants. I’d start it in part day sun and then
let it grow into the sun.
REGULAR PRICE 1 GALLON $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1 GALLON $45
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SABAL ETONIA
DWARF SABAL SPECIES FROM FLORIDA
NEVER OVER SIX TO EIGHT FEET TALL
MINIMAL TRUNK - DIVIDED FAN LEAVES
TEN DAY
SPECIAL BAND SIZE SEEDLINGS
This dwarf species of
Sabal is
different than the more commonly seen
Sabal Palmetto.
It is native to Florida, stretching from the Panhandle down through the
peninsula. It forms minimal trunk - one to two meters at most. Leaves
are green and have divided segments. Growth rate is slow. Cold
tolerance is into the teens F. and they take full sun. They are very
difficult to find for sale. These are seedling plants, about two years
old. We're putting them on Special.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $50
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $40
Mention this Special for your discount. The
garden photo is from Fairchild Botanical Garden c/o PalmPedia.
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SERENOA REPENS
THE SAW PALMETTO
SEMI-DWARF FAN PALM
GREEN TO BLUE LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE
This semi-dwarf fan palm is a suckering palm
native to the SE portion of the United States. Typical heights are
about six to seven feet although there are plants to ten feet. Leaf
color is more commonly green. However, there are sought after blue
clones of the suckering palm. Leaves are small, typically two to three
feet across. Leaf stems are armed. It is a full sun palm with a cold
tolerance into the upper teens F.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $50
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE $40
Just mention this Special for your discount when you purchase.
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ZAMIA AMBLYPHYLLIDIA
DWARF GREEN CYCAD
GOOD LOW PROFILE CYCAD
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT SIZE PLANTS
This dwarf species of Zamia is
from Puerto Rico and surrounding Caribbean areas. It is a small
cycad with a caudex of six inches. It suckers, forming clumps.
Its leaves are about 3 feet long, arching downwards and the leaflets are
small. The petioles are unarmed. It likes filtered light and
tolerates temperatures into the upper twenties F. It prefers
partial sun or strong filtered light. But, it can be grown in sun
along our coastal areas here. It is an ideal cycad species where one
wants plants to stay small. It's perfect for planting next to a
walkway. We’re putting our citrus pot plant on Special.
Caudex sizes are 3 to 5 inches.
Most are clustering plants with cones.
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT HIS SIZE $195
Remember to mention this Special when you purchase. These are easy
to mail order. The first six photos show the size on
sale.
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LEPIDOZAMIA HOPEI
LEPIDOZAMIA SPECIES WITH WIDER LEAFLETS
MAKES A TALL TREE OVER A CENTURY
FAIRLY RARE AND HARD TO FIND
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT SIZE
This species of cycad
gets enormous! I mean really tall. There are specimens with
heights to almost 60 feet. Leaves are six to ten feet long.
Leaflets are soft and without spines or armor.
For this reason, it is felt to be a very user friendly cycad. But,
you must give it adequate room to grow. Compared to the Lepidozamia
peroffskyana, the hopei leaflets are wider. It's
quite noticeable when you compare the two side by side. This is the best
way to tell them apart when they are young. Culturally, it is
quite similar to L. peroffskyana, preferring some sun but not
full sun in most areas. Far inland it may do better with filtered
light. In terms of rarity, you don't see this species for sale that
often. Cold hardiness is into the mid to lower 20's F. We're
putting citrus pot size on sale with caudexes of about 4 inches.
These can be mail ordered.
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT THIS SIZE
$325
Regular price is $90 per inch. These can be
mail ordered.
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BLUE STAR FERN
PHLEBODIUM AUREUM
LEAVES WITH A DEFINITE BLUE COLOR
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1G SIZE
This is a fern we have for sale once in a while.
We’ve found it’s quite popular and often sells out.
We just got in a new batch including 5g and 1g plants.
This is a rhizomatous fern that clumps or crawls.
Leaves are lobed and have a undulating margins.
Leave color is blue-green to blue.
Interestingly it is found on the eastern portions of United
States, Central America, the Caribbean Islands and South America as far
south as Argentina. Leaves
are soft and plant height is usually about two feet.
It likes filtered light and is cold tolerant down to about a
freeze. I've read that is
somewhat drought tolerant.
Some use it as an expansive ground cover.
REGULAR REGULAR
PRICE 5G $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G SIZE $45
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MONDAY, 18 JANUARY, 2021
THE BOTTLE PALM
HYOPHORBE LAGENICAULIS
POPULAR AND INTERESTING SEMI-DWARF PALM
BUT, VERY COLD SENSITIVE & DIFFICULT TO GROW
SPINDLE PALM - A MUCH BETTER ALTERNATIVE PALM
The common name for Hyophorbe
lagenicaulis is the Bottle Palm. It gets
this common name from the fact that an old specimen has a markedly
enlarged base. So, when larger, it looks like a large water
bottle. It is a semi-short, sun loving palm that gets to a height
of ten feet in a few decades. People enjoy the small stature.
But, there are serious limitations. It does very poorly
with colder winter weather that we see in Southern California.
A freeze will often be the end of it. Even temperatures in the
30's F. significantly damage it. Of all the Bottle Palms sold by
depot type stores in our area, an estimated 99% are dead by the first
winter.
The photos below below in the first four rows are
all the Bottle Palm. But, there's a much better
alternative palm that looks very similar. It's the Spindle Palm,
Hyophorbe verschafeltii. In the
right growing areas, Spindle Palms look very similar but have a 75%
chance of making it. They can take temperatures down to a
freeze or as bit lower. They typically get to a mature height of
about 15 feet or a bit taller. So, they are taller but still in
the short palm category. Both species are slow growing and want
sun. The Spindle Palm is shown in the last row of photos.
Note that the main difference is that the bulge in the trunk is not so
much at the base but rather in the central trunk, off the ground.
Because of their superiority, we almost never grow or offer Bottle Palms
but have a good stock of Spindle Palms to offer for sale.
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HYOPHORBE VERSCHAFELTII
THE SPINDLE PALM
A LOOK AT SOME VERY OLD SPECIMENS
SUPER OLD TREES
Most of us know what the Spindle Palm, Hyophorbe
verschafeltii, looks
like. But, I thought I'd show you pictures of plants that are at least
fifty years old. I've been following these particular trees
individually for over thirty years and they were large when I first met
them. So, here's the "Senior citizens" of Spindle Palms. The fourth
photo shows the classic bulge in the mid-trunk. But, on some trees
you'll notice this is less apparent - almost as if the central bulge
aborts. I can't comment too much on this other than to say that this
seems true on occasions and the bulge is less apparent. I wish I had
sequential, over the decades, photos of individual trees.
Many are growing this sun-loving species here in Southern California and
the tallest ones I know of are ten to twelve feet tall. References say
twenty feet is maximum and certainly some of these trees are pushing
that height. Cold hardiness is down to about a freeze. At the nursery
we have seedlings, 5g and 15g sizes for sale.
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CHAMAEDOREA TENELLA
SUPER CUTE DWARF UNDERSTORY PALM
SIMPLE, UNDIVIDED LEAVES
A REAL COLLECTOR ITEM
This is an adorable small, single trunk,
understory palm from Southern Mexico that is typically about two feet
tall. In habitat, it has been known to attain a height of three to four
feet. Trunks are quite thin, usually about a quarter of an inch thick.
Leaves are complete (simple) with no divided leaflets. It is closely
related to Chamaedorea
geonomiformis, just smaller. The lumping type taxonomists must
drool at the possibility of someday lumping the two together. It is
rarely seen on the market. Recently we got in about five of these and
they sold the same day. But, I still wanted to show them to you. It
wants filtered light and has a cold hardiness somewhere in the
mid-twenties F. Because of its rarity, little is offered about culture
in reference books. Anticipate in the future that, from time to time,
we'll have small plants available.
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BISMARCKIA NOBILIS
BLUE SINGLE TRUNK FAN PALM FROM MADAGASCAR
A DEFINITE STATEMENT PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL GOOD SIZED 15 GALLON PLANTS
For several decades we've been growing this stunning blue fan palm from
Madagascar. These are the blue form. This palm species loves
sun, heat and is cold hardy to the low 20’s F.
It doesn’t like the grower to fool with or cut its roots.
These cannot be transplanted once established in the garden.
They get a husky trunk and probably about 40 feet tall in many
decades. This is a very
attractive palm and should be given room in the garden to show it off.
Many people in desert locations have found they can grow it. Shown
below is our 15 gallon size that we have on special. This is a
good size to start with and should take off quickly.
REGULAR PRICE 15 GALLON $195
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON $175
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BISMARCKIA NOBILIS
BLUE SINGLE TRUNK FAN PALM FROM MADAGASCAR
A DEFINITE STATEMENT PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON
For species description, see above.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $85
Just remember to mention this Blog Special when ordering to get your
discount. This size can be easily mail ordered.
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BUTIA CAPITATA BLUE
EASY TO GROW, NOT TOO TALL
SUPER BLUE COLOR - COLD HARDY
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON SIZE
For about a decade we've been offering this very desirable and sought
after variety of Butia that has a nice blue color. Otherwise, it's
quite similar to the regular gray-green Pindo Palm. The problem is
we always run out of them. To satisfy our customer demand, we
recently got in some more of the 15g size. But, there are very
limited numbers. We are offering them at one of the best prices
we've ever offered. This palm loves full hot sun and can take down
to 15 degrees F. So, almost all of you can grow this palm.
The row of three palms in the last row are being grown in San
Diego, CA, about a half mile from the Bay.
These are cold hardy to about 15 degrees and demand full, hot
sun.
REGULAR PRICE 15G $195
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $165
Just remember: Mention this Blog Special for your discount.
We can easily mail order this size.
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HOWEA BELMOREANA
THE SENTRY OR UMBRELLA PALM
ANOTHER PALM FROM LORD HOW ISLAND
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
There is a second endemic species of Howea
on Lord Howe Island. This is Howea belmoreana. Common
names used to describe this species include the Sentry Palm, the Belmore
Palm, the "Kentia Palm", and even the Umbrella Palm. However, the
name "Kentia Palm" is usually used to refer to the H. forsteriana. Howea
belmoreana comes from a higher elevation in its natural habitat
compared to the H. forsteriana. And, given this fact, one
might expect that this species is a little more cold tolerant.
Most growers have found this to be true, tolerating temperatures to
about 25 degrees F.
The main difference between this palm and the
standard Kentia is that the crown of leaves are quite curved pointing
downwards toward the grown. This gives the crown an overall
umbrella appearance. Like the H. forsteriana, the Belmore
Palm doesn't like full sun if away from the Coast and is rather slow
growing. Most find it to be slower than the regular Kentia Palm.
Culture is similar and there is little data on the transplant of this
species, but I suspect it will perform about the same as the standard
Kentia.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $80
Please mention this Special at the time of
purchase.
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KENTIOPSIS OLIVIFORMIS
A GREAT CROWN SHAFTED PALM
IDEAL FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
MEDIUM MATURE HEIGHT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
I've discussed this great New Caledonian species before because it is
such a good species for those of us in Southern California. It
comes from high elevation in its native New Caledonia habitat, is a good
growing palm and can tolerate full sun easily along the coastal strip.
Its cold hardiness is down to about 23 degrees, better than the King
Palm or Kentia Palm. It has an average trunk diameter of eight to
ten inches and a mature height of usually about thirty feet. It
can also be grown in part day sun or strong filtered light. Shown
here is the 5 gallon size we’re putting on special
Growth rate on this species is good. This species is highly
recommended.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $85
The 5 gallon size is shown in the first 5 photos. The garden
trees are growing in San Diego County.
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LIVISTONA SARIBUS
LARGE, DARK & HOOKED SPINES
MEDIUM TO TALL FAN PALM
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 5G SIZE
This medium to tall fan palm is native to southeast Asia. It
can get to heights of thirty-five feet or more. It is an
interesting palm that is easy to grow and has a very ornamental
leaf with deep divisions of the segments. Its segment almost
make a complete circle. Leaf color is green. The spines on the
petioles tend to be dark in color and dramatic, usually the
thing most people remember most about this species. It is a sun
species and cold hardy into the mid-twenties at least. The 15g
size on sale are very large size. One photo below shows the
remarkable blue color to the seeds. We also have available
other sizes. The sixth photo is by John Volk.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $100
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 5G $80
Just mention this Blog Special for this price when you
purchase. Please note the prominent spines on the leaf stems.
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CHAMAEDOREA BENZEI
RARE
SINGLE TRUNK CHAMAEDOREA
LIKE C.
RADICALIS ON
STEROIDS!
NEAR IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND
5 GALLON SIZE NOW AVAILABLE
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G SIZE
I have not shown this species that often because it's rarely available
and very difficult to find. It is native to Mexico at high
elevations near Chiapas. It is a single trunk, understory palm
that has sort of a thick trunk up to 1.5 or 2 inches. The flowers
are reminiscent of Chamaedorea
radicalis as
they shoot high into the foliage. Its overall appearance is also
similar to the trunking radicalis but
with bigger leaves, wider leaflets and a thicker trunk. It gets up
to about 10 to 15 feet.
It grows in filtered light and seems to be cold hardy into the
mid-twenties at least. We have a limited number of 5 gallons
available (first five photos). Some pots have two plants per
pot - so there's a chance to set some seeds. These can be mail
ordered. I'm also putting them on special. Please appreciate
that this is a super rare species and is seldom offered for sale.
Note that the photos below show several larger plants from the nursery.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G $85
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RAVENEA SAMBIRANENSIS
RARE SINGLE TRUNK PALM FROM MADAGASCAR
WHEN MATURE, LANDSCAPE SIZED SPECIMEN
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON PLANTS
This species of Ravenea is
from both the west and eastern sides of the Island of Madagascar.
It was named after a river on the island. It is a large and
elegant pinnate palm with heights reportedly up to one hundred feet.
Trunk diameter is one foot. It grows at elevations from sea level
to six thousand feet in both dry and moist native habitats. When
younger, this species has flat erect leaves that go straight upwards.
However, with age, this species produces leaves that are keeled and
curve downwards at the ends. When mature the overall crown is
hemispherical with the leaves in the upper portion of the circle.
Because of its large size, this plant should be considered a major
landscape item and not a companion plant. Photos below show how
large this palm is when mature.
I have a limited number of one gallon plants on sale. They should
be grown in an area where they can work their way from strong filtered
light into full sun. Cold hardiness is into the mid-twenties F.
They like moisture but need good draining soil. My thanks to TS at
RPS for two photos below. The one gallons are shown in the
first five pictures.
REGULAR PRICE ONE GALLON $60
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON $50
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ARCHONTOPHOENIX BEATRICAE
PROBABLY A VARIETY OF A. ALEXANDRAE
SWOLLEN BASE OF TRUNK
STEP OFFS AT THE GROWTH RINGS
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G SIZE
Archontophoenix Beatricae has
always been a bit of a problem for taxonomists - whether it's
truly a species or a variety. Some feel it's a variety of A.
alexandrae. I won't get into that argument here. But, the
plants shown below came from seed from a A.
beatricae. Note the very swollen trunk base. It flairs
out. It is also known to have notches or "step offs" at the
growth rings. I don't have a good photo close up of the
latter. These plants need to be repotted or go into the
ground. They can take coastal sun. Cold hardiness is about 25
degrees F. The 5g size singles are on sale but we may have a
few multiples we'd offer at the same price.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G $80
Remember: mention this Special to
get your discount when you purchase!
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LEPIDOZAMIA PEROFFSKYANA
USER FRIENDLY CYCAD – SPINELESS!
LARGE GREEN CYCAD FOR FILTERED LIGHT OR COASTAL SUN
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT SIZE
I enjoy talking about this Australian cycad
species because it is one of my favorites. It is a large cycad
over time with a crown width of eight to ten feet.
I say "user friendly" above because
this is one of the few cycad species that has absolutely no spines -
none of the leaflets, none one the stems. This is a large species
with trunks slowly getting to over ten feet and leaf length typically
six to eight feet or a bit more.
Trunk diameter is usually about 18
inches.
Leaves are green with a smooth petiole
with no spines.
Leaflets are glossy green. It
prefers filtered light or full sun along the coast.
It is easy to grow and has a cold
hardiness into the low 20’s F.
We’re putting our citrus pot on sale.
These have caudexes of four to
five inches.
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT THIS SIZE $275
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ZAMIA AMBLYPHYLLIDIA
DWARF GREEN CYCAD
GOOD LOW PROFILE CYCAD
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT SIZE PLANTS
This dwarf species of Zamia is
from Puerto Rico and surrounding Caribbean areas. It is a small
cycad with a caudex of six inches. It suckers, forming clumps.
Its leaves are about 3 feet long, arching downwards and the leaflets are
small. The petioles are unarmed. It likes filtered light and
tolerates temperatures into the upper twenties F. It prefers
partial sun or strong filtered light. But, it can be grown in sun
along our coastal areas here. It is an ideal cycad species where one
wants plants to stay small. It's perfect for planting next to a
walkway. We’re putting our citrus pot plant on Special.
Caudex sizes are 3 to 5 inches.
Most are clustering plants with cones.
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT HIS SIZE $195
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ENCEPHALARTOS EUGENE-MARAISII
BLUE SOUTH AFRICAN CYCAD FROM THE TRANSVAAL AREA
VERY SOUGHT AFTER BY ENTHUSIAST
MEDIUM SIZED MATURE - UPRIGHT LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE SEEDLINGS
This species is endemic to the Waterberg range in the Limpopo Province
of South Africa. Their habitat is dry and arid. They grow on steep
rocky slops, grasslands and savanna. It is a small to
medium sized species. Leaf length generally does not exceed a meter and
stems can get about four meters high. Of the Transvaal (previous
province within South Africa north of the Vaal River) species, this is
the most common. That being said, this species is still exceptionally
rare and almost extinct in the wild.
The leaves on this species can vary from a blue/green color, to a
powdery silver and in some cases be an aquamarine. Leaflets twist
almost perpendicular to the petiole, giving them a 'stacking' appearance
(like blinds). In coastal and inland areas, this species prefers to be
in the full sun, but can tolerate partial sun. Cold tolerance is about
22 degrees F.
The seedlings on special are 18 month old with two leaves. We rarely
put them on special.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $125
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE $95
Remember to mention this Blog Special for this
discount at the time of purchase.
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BILLBERGIA SPECIES - A
BROMELIAD
SUMMER BLOOMER WITH PINK BLOSSOMS
HUGE CLUSTERS IN
POTS
TEN DAY SPECIAL THESE OLD PLANTS
Billbergia is a type of Bromeliad that grows quite well in the ground. They
are from Mexico, Central and South America and some Caribbean
locations. Most are summer bloomers with large pendent blossoms that
have colorful petals. The representative photo below is from
Wikipedia. The plants we're putting on special are five to ten year old
cluster plants with about ten to twenty plants per pot. When they
blossom they'll give a huge display of long-lasting color. Usually when
you buy Bromeliads, you just get one plant. Then you wait ten years to
get a cluster like these. They take coastal full sun and can survive a
freeze.
REGULAR PRICE THESE CLUSTERS $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL THESE CLUSTERS $65
These can be shipped. Just remember to mention this Blog Only Special
to get this special price.
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MUSA SUMATRANA
HYBRID
A NON-FRUITING CROSSED WITH A FRUITING BANANA
SHOULD MAKE PRETTIER FRUITING PLANT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS
The plants I'm showing here may be very
interesting. It's a cross between the ornamental Musa sumatrana (zebrina)
and a fruiting type of Banana. The hybridizer told me it should make
edible bananas. Time will tell. Even if it doesn't, it should be
bigger than a regular sumatrana with green leaves having
attractive purple splotches and maroon underside. See photos below.
It'd want full sun and should be cold tolerant well into the
mid-twenties F. We're putting our 5 gallon on sale.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $55
Only a handful available.
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ASSORTED
ALOCASIA
VARIETIES
GREAT COMPANION PLANTS
WE HAVE ABOUT TWELVE VARIETIES IN STOCK
VARIOUS HEIGHTS, TROPICAL, LUSH-APPEARING
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
Alocasia are a rather large group of broad
leaved suckering plants that are native to Asia and tropical areas of
Australia. Most produce rhizomes or tubers and produce suckers at
the base of the primary plant. All have exotic and broad leaves
that come in an assortment of sizes and colors. Most have
prominent veins as shown below. All are exotic and appealing.
There are about eighty natural species in the wild and even more
hybrids.
Many plants below are hybrids developed for
beauty. Right now we have a great selection of unusual and hard to
find varieties of Alocasia. Availability on these rare
plants does change over time. We mostly have 5 gallon size but
some one gallons. There are some sun species below and some that
are very cold hardy. All like good draining soil and ample
moisture on the roots.
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON
ALOCASIA $50
Below are nine different
varieties. We have three or four more types. Mail order is possible
but a bit difficult b/c of weather issues and the fragile leaves.
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CYCAS THOUARSII
EXOTIC GREEN CYCAD WITH THIN TRUNK
VERY SIMILAR TO CYCAS CIRCINALIS
MEDIUM TO LARGE GREEN CYCAD FROM EASTERN AFRICA AND ADJACENT ISLANDS
EASY TO GROW - TAKES COASTAL SUN
Cycas thouarsii
is often mentioned as "coming from Madagascar",
and that it does. But, there are also native populations in
multiple eastern African countries and in the Comoros Islands. It
is a large cycad that can get trunks over thirty feet tall and twelve to
eighteen inches thick. But, in the short term of 20 years,
anticipate a trunk height of six or eight feet in the ground.
Leaves are green, tend to be upright and have a length of six to
nine feet. A healthy plant can throw forty new leaves all at once.
Leaflets are paired and bright green. Leaf stems are armed with
small hooks. Leaflets are leathery and reduced in size toward the
base of the leaf.
Cycas circinalis
is the trade name for a very similar
plant known as the Queen Sago.
Probably, most of the plants in the United States are not the
true species which is from India.
From an appearance point of view, it is quite similar to
C. thouarsii
and often these two are considered the same. Both of these
species thrive in coastal Southern California and tolerate full sun
right on the coast. In fare
inland areas, part day sun is preferred.
Shown below are very
nice examples of these species.
The older 15g are 30 year old plants that have been locally grown
outdoors in sun. We also
have some boxed specimens and smaller sizes for sale.
The 5g size can be easily shipped.
Cold tolerance is down to the low 20’s F.
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DIOON SPINULOSUM
A CUSTOMER FAVORITE CYCAD
GREEN LEAVES, ELEGANT
LOTS OF SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM
Although you can't tell from the photos here,
this cycad species can get quite tall. I've seen photos from
habitat with what appears to be over 20 feet of trunk. Dioon
spinulosum is native to
tropical areas in Mexico where it grows in limestone forests.
Trunks don't get overly thick, typically 12 to 14 inches thick.
With age, this can be more. Leaves are green and mildly armed.
Leaf length is about six feet. My preference is to grow this
species in filtered light. Cold tolerance is into the mid twenties
F. Be aware, to get a foot or two of trunk can take a few decades.
At the nursery we usually have a good selection of this species from
small to large. Photos below shown some nursery plants as well as
plants in gardens.
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CHAMAEDOREA PLUMOSA
THE BABY QUEEN PALM
SEVERAL PLANTS PER POT
LOOK BEST IN GROUPS
TEN DAY SPECIAL ON THREE SIZES
For anyone who's looked for this species lately, you realize it's in
very short supply. This is because of a several year
shortage of seeds the past few years. We are pleased to
presently three different sizes, all on sale. All are
multiples with at least 3 plants per pot. This species gets up to
about 14 feet height with a green, ringed trunk about 1.5 inches in
diameter. The leaves are plumose or fluffy. They are quick
growing and perfect for narrow planter areas. It will take full
coastal sun. Cold hardiness is into the mid-twenties F. It
can also be used as a houseplant in a bright area. We’re putting
on sale popular sizes of 1, 5 and 15g plants. .
REGULAR PRICE 1GALLON $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $45 (FIRST ROW OF PHOTOS)
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $80 (SECOND ROW OF PHOTOS)
REGULAR
PRICE 15G $195
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15G $175 (THIRD ROW OF PHOTOS)
Mention this Blog Special for your discount at the time of purchase.
NOTE: The last two photos are c/o TS at RPS and Palmpedia.
Also, be aware, we have limited numbers on some sizes.
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VEITCHIA SPIRALIS
RARE SINGLE TRUNK PALM FROM VANUATU
EXOTIC APPEARING CROWN SHAFTED PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL FIFTEEN GALLON SIZE
This unusual single trunk palm
species is native to the small island of Vanuatu. It is a tall
species reaching heights of over fifty feet. It has a silver-green
crown shaft and premorse leaflets. It is quite exotic appearing.
It is a sun species along the coast. It does tolerate a
freeze. But, it is a lot easier to grow than other Veitchia species.
Customers have told us it’s their favorite of the genus by far. I don’t
have many, but I'm offering the fifteen gallon size on special.
The plant shown below is a double, two stems. And, I forgot to
say, it’s super rare and near impossible to find. We only have a
couple for sale.
REGULAR PRICE 15 GALLON $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15
GALLON SIZE $195
Just mention this blog special at the
time of purchase for this price. The first garden photo is from
Pinterest and the second from PalmPedia - both by unknown authors.
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RAVENEA GLAUCA
GREAT MADAGASCAR PALM - MEDIUM HIEGHT - THIN
TRUNK
NOT TOO MANY LEFT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15G
Many folks like plants that don't have a
super thick trunk and don't get too tall. Such is the case with
this species. Ravenea glauca is native to Madagascar, has a thin
six inch trunk and gets to a height of about 25 feet. One of my
favorite habitat photos is shown below with the red cliffs in the
background. How gorgeous is this species? It is a full sun
plant in most areas and cold hardy to the upper teens to low 20's F.
The 15g plants shown here are six feet or a
bit more in height. They'd be a challenge to mail order.
But, we do have smaller sizes for sale that are easy to ship.
Growth rate is pretty good. It is a very durable plant and easy to
grow. New growers should consider this species. Be aware we
only have a few available.
REGULAR PRICE 15G $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15G $190
Just mention this Blog Only Special to get your discount.
The last photo from Palmpedia is by an unknown author.
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CHAMAEDOREA CATARACTARUM
THE CAT PALM
A SEMI-DWARF CLUSTERING PALM
HEIGHT TO ABOUT TO SIX FEET
TEN DAY SPECIAL HUGE 15G POT SIZE
This species of palm has been sold under the name "Cat Palm", which is
an abbreviation for "cataractarum".
For Chamaedoreas and
in the past, it was fairly easy to find. Nowadays it's very
difficult to find, especially with mature size as shown here. It
is a clustering palm that gets six feet tall. It really doesn't
form any trunk. It likes water as it has a native habitat near
river beds. It is cold hardy into the mid 20's F. And I'd
recommend, at most, a few hours of sun or filtered light. It is
native to the southern areas of Mexico and possibly into areas of
Central America. With less than adequate water it tends to look
scrappy. At the nursery, we offer have a handful of large plants
in 15 gallon size. They typically are suckering with a near mature
height. They are about 15
to 20 years old and very full as shown here and have been at our nursery
all this time.
REGULAR PRICE THIS SIZE $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL $185
Remember to mention this Blog Special for your
discount.
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DYPSIS LUCUBENSIS
TALL, THIN TRUNKED PINNATE PALM
FLUFFY, PLUMOSE LEAVES
THIS CAN BE A SINGLE OR A SUCKERING PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON SIZE
This species of palm is typically single trunk but there are suckering
forms. This is what we are
offering here. It is native
to island of Nossi-Be off the coast of Madagascar. It can reach
heights of over thirty feet. It has leaves arranged in three ranks
- "tristichous". Trunk diameter is about 8 inches and the
crown shaft is a rusty-brown color and not elongated. It is a
difficult species to find nowadays. I'd recommend growing it in
full sun along the coast. I'd estimate cold hardiness to be in the
mid-twenties F. We have nice 15 gallons on special.
Note the interesting leaflet arrangement.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $195
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1 GALLON
$175
Remember: Mention this Special for this price when you purchase.
We only have a small number available.
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BRAHEA SPECIES "SUPER SILVER"
NICE 5 GALLON PLANTS
BLUE WITH THINNER TRUNK THAT B. ARMATA
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS
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Shown here is a 5
gallon plant of a Brahea species
from Mexico that is presently known as "Brahea species
Super Silver". Undoubtedly someone will describe it
in the near future. Seeds have been available only twice.
These plants are from the first batch that came along. It
is a blue plant but doesn't show the blue until older. It
wants full hot sun and would be perfect for the desert. I
suspect the cold tolerance is similar to Brahea
armata, about 15 degrees F. But, compared to the
later, this species trunk is much thinner and it is faster
growing. But, the blue color is just as intense.
Shown here is the 5g size. Limited numbers. Mature
plant photo below c/o RPS.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE $85
Remember: Mention this Special to get your Blog Only
discount.
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CHAMBEYRONIA MACROCARPA
THE FLAME THROWER PALM
NEW RED EMERGING LEAF
DARK GREEN CROWN SHAFT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
What good fortune is it that New Caledonia
can claim to be the home of all Chambeyronia. Included is this
species, C. macrocarpa. It is a slow growing, pinnate, crown
shafted palm that gets to a height of about 30 feet. It has a dark
green to green-black crown shaft. Compare this to C. hookeri above
with it's yellow crown shaft. Leaves are wide, thick and leathery
to the touch. With good culture, maybe you can get three new
leaves a year. About one in twenty plants fail to throw a new red
leaf - rather, it remains green. This is just bad luck and there's
no way to predict which will do this. Shown here are 5 gallon
plants we're putting on sale. We do have larger and smaller sizes
available. Coastal sun is tolerated although strong filtered light
is ok for most areas. This is a great garden palm.
REGULAR
PRICE 5 GALLON $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $80
Just mention this special when you buy.
I thank TS at RPS for usage of his photo below.
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DYPSIS CARLSMITHII
ORIGINALLY CALLED "DYPSIS STUMPY"
ATTRACTIVE AND DIFFERENT SINGLE TRUNK
MADAGASCAR PALM
MEDIUM HEIGHT - THICK TRUNK
SALE OF 5 GALLON SIZE
The original specimen of this species was
found in the garden of the now-late Don Carlsmith on the Big Island, HI.
Friend Jeff Marcus grew this species from seeds of this single plant
and, thirty years ago, referred to it as Dypsis "Stumpy". With the
assistance of John Dransfield at Kew Gardens in the U.K., it was later
given the name of Dypsis carlsmithii.
This is a medium sized, crown shafted pinnate
palm with upright leaves that are green and arch at their ends.
Leaves are keeled and the crown shaft is green with hints of orange.
It was called "stumpy" by Jeff because the trunk is thick compared to
many other Dypsis.
Trunks are ringed and 12 to 14 inches thick. Mature height is
twenty feet and it wants part day or full sun along the coast.
Cold tolerance is into the upper 20's F. Nowadays, the only source
of seeds for this species is domestic seeds so availability is very
limited. We are putting a small number of 5 gallon on sale.
The seventh photo is by Ryan Gallivan c/o PACSOA.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $125
SALE PRICE THIS SIZE $100
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SYAGRUS OLERACEA
THIN TRUNK & TALL SOLITARY PALM
PLUMOSE LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This species of single trunk pinnate palm is
native to Brazil and can get to heights of fifty to sixty feet. It
can be grown in Southern California and is a smaller version of the
Queen Palm. Leaves are green and plumose. It wants
full sun and is cold hardy into the mid to upper 20's F. One
special are nice 5 gallon plants, still with their juvenile foliage.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON SIZE $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $80
Remember: mention this Blog Special at the
time of purchase. Last photo by John Demott, FL - via the I.P.S.
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SABAL
MINOR
DWARF, COLD HARDY FAN PALM
NEVER OVER ABOUT 7 FEET TALL
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE
Sabal minor is a dwarf species of fan palm from
the southern United States and is commonly found in the state of Texas.
It rarely gets foliage overhead with an average height of four to seven
feet. It has a long petiole and a small leaf. The blossom
produces an ample supply of small black seeds and juts upward into or
above the foliage. This is often a way to identify it as it
produces flowers and fruit as a that is not overhead. It takes sun
and can tolerate part day sun. Cold tolerance is excellent,
probably about 16 degrees F.
The seedlings in band size are a great size for affordable mail order.
They are very nice size for a band. This species is quite easy to
grow and has been used as a houseplant.p
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $50
TEN
DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $37.50
Remember, mention this Special for this price at
the time of ordering.
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CARPOXYLON MACROSPERMUM
DROP-DEAD GORGEOUS CROWN SHAFTED PALM
NATIVE TO VANUATU
EXTREMELY HARD TO FIND
NOT VERY COLD TOLERANT
SALE ON ONE
GALLON PLANTS
This extremely gorgeous crown shafted palm was
introduced into the cultivation market perhaps 25 years ago. At that
time and since, availability of seeds has very limited and seed prices
high - as much as several dollars per seed. This is a single trunk palm
with very arching green leaves and a lime green colored crown shaft.
The trunk is medium sized and about 10 inches thick. Overall height is
15 to 20 feet. Leaves are keeled and leaflets continue nearly all the
way to the base of the petiole. The base of the trunk is slightly
swollen. The difficulty in growing this species is the lack of its
ability to tolerate a freeze. Tolerated low temperatures are 33 to 34
degrees. With this said, some people in warmer microclimates have had
success in growing this beautiful palm. It wants acclimation into full
sun. The mature photos are c/o a friend in Vanuatu and are from a
private garden. This is an extremely difficult species to find for
sale. Within a month or so, all these are going into 5 gallon pots.
REGULAR PRICE 1 GALLON $75
SALE PRICE THIS SIZE $65
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DIOON CALIFANOI
MEDIUM SIZED MEXICAN CYCAD
KEELED, ARCHING LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT SIZE
There is some type of seductive quality to
this rare species of Dioon. I think it's because of the compact,
rigid, keeled and curved leaves. At times they are a bit bizarre
appearing - but very appealing. This is a species that takes on
the mature appearance over time. As a young plant you might think
it's a "ho-hummer". But, as it ages, it develops its traditional
appearance and gets more attractive. Leaves are four to five feet
long. In a domestic situation, a plant with a three foot trunk
would be enormous. It takes full sun and is cold hardy into the
low 20's F. Plants on special have a
caudex of about 2 inches or a bit more.
REGULAR PRICE CIT POT $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE IN CIT POT $195
Remember to mention this Blog Special for
this price when you purchase. This size is easy to mail order.
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ZAMIA
SPARTEA
A DWARF THIN LEAF CYCAD
TOLERATES SUN ALONG THE COAST
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POT SIZE
This species of Mexican cycad is quite unusual to see available because
it has been neglected for so long because enthusiasts sought out the
more broad leaf Zamia species. Zamia
spartea has
extremely thin leaflets. The leaf stems are mildly armed with
small spines. This is a dwarf cycad. It lives in grassy
areas and is difficult to spot in habitat because it is camouflaged by
the adjacent grass. It gets a cuadex about four inches in size with
leaves three to four feet long.
They are green in color and leaf stems are prominently armed with
spines. In the ground and
in cultivation, it will hold perhaps five leaves or more. It cones
at an age of about five to six years after germination. Shown here
are some citrus pot and coning sized plants. These are about ten
years old. Note the male cones in the 5th photo of a nursery
plant. Cold tolerance of this species is into the twenties F.
Along the coast it can tolerate a fair amount of sun. Inland areas
would require sun protection. We have citrus pot plants with
caudexes of about 3 inches that we’re putting on sale.
REGULAR PRICE THESE CITRUS POT PLANTS $300
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE POT AND CAUDEX $240
Remember: Mention this
Special when you purchase.
Easy to mail order. Garden photo below by friend Joseph
Perner from Australia. It's the plants in the background.
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CYCAS PECTINATA
TALL GREEN ASIAN CYCAD
SOME COLD HARDINESS
TEN DAY
SPECIAL CITRUS POT SIZE
This is the tallest species of the genus
Cycas with
reports from habitat of plants over forty feet tall. It has a wide
distribution spreading from India throughout southeast Asia and into
China. Trunks are medium diameter with swelling at the base. Leaves
are green, 4 to 6 feet long with small armor on the leaf stems. The
appearance of a well grown plant is a lush tropical cycad. It'll take
coastal sun or part day interior sun. Cold hardiness is into the
mid-twenties F. or a bit lower. It is one of the more cold tolerant
plants of the genus. We're offering citrus pot size plants on a Ten Day
Special. Caudex sizes are 4 to 5 inches.
TEN DAY SPECIAL CITRUS POTS THIS SIZE
$250
Note the last 2 photos are of a nursery plant.
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CYCAS PANZHIHUAENSIX X DEBAOENSIS
CYCAD HYBRID OF TWO RARE SPECIES
NEVER AVAILABLE BEFORE
CAN'T EXACTLY PREDICT MATURE APPEARANCE
TEN DAY
SPECIAL OVERSIZED ONE GALLON
We're offering on special a very rare
hybrid of the genus Cycas. Both parents are native to China.
The C. panzhiuaensis is known for it's medium size, blue-green
foliage in sun and cold tolerance. Cycas debaoensis is known
for it's mutlipinnate leaves and fluffy leaf appearance. I've not had
this cross before and there are no pictures of mature plants available.
It should make a small to medium sized adult plant and take at least
part day with a cold hardiness into the low 20's F. The plants on
special are super large one gallons with about 2 inch thick caudexes.
They need to be repotted or planted.
REGULAR PRICE THESE 1 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECAIL THESE PLANTS $80
Remember to mention this Blog Special when you
purchase to get this price. The first two garden photos are the
panzhihuaensis and the next two are the debaoensis.
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RABITTS FOOT FERN
DAVALIA FEJEENSIS
DWARF FERN - ABOUT 18 INCHES TALL
CREEPS ON GROUND WITH FURRY FEET
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This popular fern is known for its furry
rhizomes which make new plants and can form near sphere of leaves when
grown in a basket. Or, you can grow it in the garden where it'll
crawl the garden floor. It is native to Fiji. Leaves come
off the rhizomes and are about 12 to 16 inches long. Their color
is green. They are easy to propagate by cutting and rooting one of
the rhizomes with a few leaves. They prefer filtered light and are
cold hardy into the twenties F. Many people grow this fern
indoors. We're offering full 5 gallons on special.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE
$45
Remember to mention this Blog Only Special at
the time of purchase.
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HELICONIA SCHIEDIANA
BANANA-LIKE SUCKERING TROPICAL PLANT
ORANGE OR RED/YELLOW UPRIGHT BLOSSOMS
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
All of our Heliconia are grown from
rhizomes from existing and flowering plants in Southern California.
This results in large, very strong growing plants as shown here.
Heliconia schiediana can take sun or part sun, gets to a height
of sever to eight feet, and flowers freely in the summer. It is
very cold hardy. Even if a hard freeze knocks down the leaves,
plants usually come back vigorously in the spring. Flowers are
red/yellow or orange/yellow. We’re putting the 5 gallon size on
special.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $85
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $65
Just
mention this blog posting when purchasing to get the discount. The
seventh photo is of a 15 gallon nursery plant. The blossom photo
below is by TS at RPS. The last photo shows Heliconia
plants in a garden.
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TWO VARIEGATED HIBISCUS
ONE WITH RED FLOWERS, ONE WITH YELLOW
FORM SMALL BUSHES OR TREES
TEN DAY
SPECIAL ONE GALLON PLANTS
Below I am showing you two different variegated
Hibiscus.
1. Variegated
Hibiscus cooperi
- first four photos
2.
Variegated Hibiscus tileaceus hamoe
- photos 6 through 10
All of our
Hibiscus have been propagated from
cuttings off a mother tree. Some have several plants per pot. As most
of you know, Hibiscus
make a bush or small tree. Plants are being grown from temperate to
tropical localities. Leaves are typically green with finely serrated
edges. The two plants on sale are more rare variegated forms but still
have the colorful blossoms. All need adequate sunlight. They do not
like severe cold weather. Cold makes the flower buds drop off. Keep
them damp but not soggy.
TEN DAY SPECIAL EITHER TYPE BELOW $25
These can be mail ordered but are sort of fragile
for traveling and no guarantees can be made at this time. Blossom
photos are c/o Wikipedia.
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THURSDAY, 14 JANUARY, 2021
GASTROCOCOS CRISPA
AKA ACROCOMIA CRISPA
THE CUBAN BELLY PALM
SPINY PINNATE PALM
CENTRAL TRUNK SWOLLEN
Native to various areas of Cuba, this single
trunk spiny palm is most known for the prominent bulge in the central
trunk as shown here. The spines on the trunk are variable.
Some older plants seem to lose their spines whereas others keep them.
See the photos below. I've shown some photos that definitely show
the bulge in the trunk.
Heights can get to over thirty feet, crowns are full, leaves are plumose
and overall appearance of the trees are very interesting. This is
a full sun species that can be grown in frost free areas of Southern
California. We probably have some smaller sizes available
presently. BTW, I am old fashioned and really like the old name of Gastrococos
crispa. But,
taxonomists have to make a living. We do offer this species from
time to time in small sizes.
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POTTING UP A NEW PALM SEEDLING
PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING TECHNIQUE -
VEITCHIA
SEEDLINGS
If you follow the techniques given in the
article above, you will end up having seedlings that will need repotting
into a growing container. Shown here are some vigorous
Veitchia
seedlings that were germinated in a flat. Flats are not our favorite
for germinating (are not deep containers) but, for conservation of
space, was what we used for these seeds. You can see in the first two
photos that these are well developed with about two or three leaves. We
prefer to have several leaves before we repot seedlings.
Photographs three to five show the seedlings
after they've been removed from the germinating flat. Care was taken to
remove and small but complete section of the seedling's roots. Note the
compact and nice roots on the seedlings. You must be careful when
removing each seedling to protect the roots. Cutting or damaging the
roots can lead to damping off after removal.
The last photo shows the seedling after
being repotted into a one gallon. Sometimes we put seedlings into our
band containers ( 3 x 3 x 9 inches), but Veitchias typically
are large, strong seedlings and respond better in a larger pot. Of
course, after potting up seedlings, water immediately and put them into
filtered light. Over time, you can give them more sun exposure.
I hope this helps you have successful growing of your small new palms.
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ENCEPHALARTOS FEROX
SOUTH AFRICAN CYCAD
STUNNING RED FEMALE CONE
GREEN HOLLY FERN - LIKE LEAFLETS
The first six photos below are of a 15g
Encephalartos ferox at the nursery that has put out an almost "Fire
Engine Red" female cone. I fear the
real color is not showing on this Webpage, but it's true red in real
life. This plant is for sale.
The caudex size is 12.5 inches. I've found that male cones
don't have the same intensely red color. See last photo.
Leaves are green and leaflets are armed with small spines. Many
say the leaves look like a Holly Fern. Mature, this is a medium
sized cycad that likes either filtered light inland or some sun along
the coast. But, it's best not to grow it in full sun
anywhere locally as leaves tend to get a lime green color. Cold
hardiness is down to the low 20's F.
I have shown an assortment of other photos below including a smaller
plant at the nursery. We have a nice assortment of sizes
available. But, only mature, larger plants will cone.
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MULE PALM
BUTIA X SYAGRUS (QUEEN PALM)
MEDIUM SIZE MATURE HYBRID PALM
SUPER COLD HARDY - TO ABOUT 16 DEGREES
TEN DAY SPECIAL SQUAT 15G SIZE
This popular inter-generic hybrid palm was probably first created by a
man made cross of both parents about a hundred years ago. It has
been given a trade name of "Butiagrus nabonnandii" but most
people call it the Mule Palm. The latter name is utilized because
it's been found on most specimens to have sterile fruit or no fruit at
all. Any seeds formed almost always won't germinate to grow
a new palm. Butia capitata is a monoecious species. This
means that flower stocks have both male and female flowers.
To produce Mule Palm plants, it takes a tremendous amount of work to
viable and true seeds. On the seed producing Butia flowerstock,
all the male flowers must be meticulously removed manually to prevent
self-pollination by itself. Only after this can the Queen pollen
but put onto the receptive Butia blossoms. This takes a lot of
experience, effort and time. This is one of the reasons this
hybrid is so rare and usually pricey.
Mature height is up to thirty feet, much shorter than the Queen Palm.
But, cold hardiness is better than a Queen as well. It'll take
temperatures down to about 16 degrees F. This species prefers a bright
sun location and can be grown in the desert in full sun.
On special are our squat 15g plants. They are six to seven feet
tall. They are ready for planting.
REGULAR PRICE 15 GALLON SIZE $375
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $300
Remember: Mention this Blog Only Special at the time of purchase.
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BECCARIOPHOENIX ALFREDII
THE MADAGASCAR PLATEAU COCONUT PALM
MEDIUM SIZED SINGLE TRUNK PALM
HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER
TEN DAY SPECIAL ON 15G SIZED PLANTS
This species of exotic palm is from
the island of Madagascar. It is the third of three Beccariophoenix species
described from this palm-loaded country. It is so sought after
because some feel that it's the prettiest species of the three.
And, because it may possess the best cold hardiness. I've
documented other Beccariophoenix species tolerating
temperatures below 25 degrees at our nursery. So, this species may
survive in areas like San Francisco, Phoenix and Houston. It grows
to a height of about thirty feet and does not have a crown shaft.
Leaves are long and minimally curved. The crown of leaves are
densely placed. Growth rate is medium in most areas and along the
coast it likes sun. This species is hard to find. We're
putting our limited supplies of 15g plants on ten day special. As
you can see from the photos, they are good sized.
REGULAR PRICE 15G
THIS SPECIES $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $195
You must mention this Internet-only special when purchasing to get this
price. Limited supplies available. CREDITS: My thanks
to TS at RPS for the habitat photos.
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HYOPHORBE VERSCHAFELTII
THE SPINDLE PALM
BULGING TRUNK ABOVE THE GROUND!
MUCH BETTER FOR CO CAL THAN THE BOTTLE PALM!
TEN DAY SPECIAL
25G SIZE
If you live in Southern California, the chances are 99% that a Bottle
Palm (Hyophorbe
lagenicaulis)
will die in your garden or look really bad. They don't tolerate
our winter's cold. But, if you live along the coast, the chances
are 75% that you can successfully grow the Spindle Palm - plain and
simple. This species is more cold hardy than the Bottle Palm.
All our plants have been grown from seed at our nursery.
This species cannot be imported from FL because of Agriculture
restrictions.
It does have the bulging trunk, but this bulge is central in the trunk,
not at the base. And, the
Spindle Palm is easier to grow, gets taller and has a cigar shaped trunk
that is super cool. Mature height in 25 years is about 15 feet.
Peak height is about 20 feet in many decades. The mature plants
below are very old. This species loves sun. Cold hardiness
is just below a freeze. The 25 gallon size shown here are
fantastic - very large for their pots with heights overhead.
REGULAR PRICE 25G $550
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G $465
Just mention this Blog Special for your discount when you purchase
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PHOENIX RUPICOLA
THE CLIFF DATE PALM
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MEDIUM SIZE -THINNER TRUNK THAN CANARY
FAIRLY COLD HARDY
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON SIZE
I don't know if you've looked
for this species, but the Cliff Date Palm is not so easy to
find. It is native to India and is about half the size of
the Canary Island Palm in terms of trunk diameter and mature
height. Also, the crown is much smaller. It is an
armed species and has other characteristics of Phoenix like the
induplicate leaflets (water held "in" - V shaped ). But,
many think this is the prettiest of all the Date Palms. It
typically gets fifteen to twenty-five feet tall. The
leaves are very pretty and green. The crown is not overly
large. Leaves curve downwards. Growth rate is
medium, it tolerates full sun and is cold hardy into the
mid-twenties or lower. Shown here are our 15 gallon size
which we are putting on sale.
REGULAR PRICE 15 GALLON $200
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON $180
Remember to mention this Special for this discount.
The isolated palm in the last row is from Balboa Park, San Diego.
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ROYSTONEA REGIA
THE CUBAN ROYAL PALM
LOVES SUN AND HEAT
PLANTS ON SPECIAL SIX FEET TALL
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This pinnate New World species is another
favorite of mine. There are multiple species of Roystonea. The
most common and sought after species is the Cuban Royal, Roystonea
regia. Compared to the South American Royal Palm, Roystonea
regia's leaves hang down past (lower than) the midway point of the
crown. Roystonea oleracea's leaves stop at the "half moon"
point and don't hang down near the trunk.
Royal Palms love heat and sun. Cold tolerance is about 25 degrees
F. They are fast growers. We have a pretty good supply
available of assorted sizes. Note how the base of the well grown Royal
Palm is quite swollen and fat. On up the trunk there is variable
swelling present. The plants I'm putting on special today are an easily
shipped size of 5 gallon but would take a tall box. They are about
6 feet tall in their pots. BTW, on the garden shots below, the
first two were taken in the San Diego area.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $80
Remember to mention this Blog Special to get this price when you
purchase.
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PRITCHARDIA MINOR
SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZED TROPICAL FAN PALM
EASY TO GROW IN OUR AREA
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This species of Pritchardia never gets
overly large. The mature specimen shown in the last row of photos is
growing in San Diego and in many years has just reached the roof of a
single family home. I'd estimate you'll get a mature height of ten to
fifteen feet in two decades. Trunk diameter is about eight inches.
Native to the Island of Kauai in HI, this species is quite rare and
grows at high elevation in locality. It tolerates full sun here if you
are not too far inland. Cold tolerance is about 26 to 27 degrees. The
last two pictures of this fruiting tree were taken by KM. We presently
have a limited number of good sized five gallon plants on special. We
may have larger and smaller sizes available.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $80
Remember to mention this Blog Only Special for
your discount when you purchase.
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DYPSIS CARLSMITHII
ORIGINALLY CALLED "DYPSIS STUMPY"
ATTRACTIVE AND DIFFERENT SINGLE TRUNK
MADAGASCAR PALM
MEDIUM HEIGHT - THICK TRUNK
SALE OF 5 GALLON SIZE
The original specimen of this species was
found in the garden of the now-late Don Carlsmith on the Big Island, HI.
Friend Jeff Marcus grew this species from seeds of this single plant
and, thirty years ago, referred to it as Dypsis "Stumpy". With the
assistance of John Dransfield at Kew Gardens in the U.K., it was later
given the name of Dypsis carlsmithii.
This is a medium sized, crown shafted pinnate
palm with upright leaves that are green and arch at their ends.
Leaves are keeled and the crown shaft is green with hints of orange.
It was called "stumpy" by Jeff because the trunk is thick compared to
many other Dypsis.
Trunks are ringed and 12 to 14 inches thick. Mature height is
twenty feet and it wants part day or full sun along the coast.
Cold tolerance is into the upper 20's F. Nowadays, the only source
of seeds for this species is domestic seeds so availability is very
limited. We are putting a small number of 5 gallon on sale.
The seventh photo is by Ryan Gallivan c/o PACSOA.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $125
SALE PRICE THIS SIZE $100
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PRITCHARDIA LOWERYANA
RARE TROPICAL FAN PALM OF HAWAII
MEDIUM HEIGHT, PLEATED FLAT LEAVES
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS
This extremely rare single trunk tropical fan
palm is native to the Island of Molokai, HI. Mature, it is a medium
sized palm that gets 15 to 20 feet tall and has a think trunk. Leaves
are green, top and bottom, and leaves are divided about 50% from their
perimeter and are strongly pleated. It has a cold hardiness of
somewhere in the upper 20's F. It wants sun or part sun right on the
coast. In desert areas I'd recommend strong filtered light. This
species is almost impossible to find on the U.S. mainland. We're
offering 5 gallon on sale.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $80
Remember to mention this Blog Special when
buying.
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BASSELINIA PANCHERI
COLORFUL SINGLE TRUNK NEW CALEDONIA PALM
UNDERSTORY PALM UNDER TEN FEET TALL
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This single trunk understory palm is native to
New Caledonia and quite rare to find available. It gets to a height of
about 8 feet, has very wide leaflets with leaves that point upwards.
The crown shaft is colorful, dark and sometimes purple in color. It can
have striations. Trunk width is 3 to 4 inches. It wants filtered light
and is cold hardy down to about a freeze. It is slow growing. Most of
the mature photos below are from habitat.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $125
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $95
Remember to mention this Special.
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CHAMAEDOREA STOLINIFERA
A SEMI-DWARF, SUCKERING SHADE PALM
PROPAGATED USUALLY ONLY BY DIVISIONS
TEN DAY SPECIAL NICE 5 GALLON PLANTS
This is a suckering dwarf to semi-dwarf simple leaf palm that is native
to Mexico. It suckers, rarely gets over six feet tall, has short
petioles and has small, entire leaves as shown here. The leaf surface
is a bit wavy and sometimes a bit of a mottled green color. And, the
new stems emerging do so in a totally different fashion. It is called
"stolinifera" because it forms new "stolons". These are vegetative
stems that emerge from the base of an older trunk. They then shoot
laterally, sometimes below the soil's surface, to reappear a short
distance from the mother stem. They look like "snakes" going over the
soil surface, sometimes diving into the dirt to root. This ability to
shoot out new stolons often creates a very wide mature clump.
Stems are a quarter inch thick. This is a filtered light species with a
cold hardiness into the low 20's F. This species is native to
mountainous areas in Mexico at about 2500 feet. It's a great garden
species. People are easily growing it in San Francisco and cooler
areas. We usually propagate vegetatively as hardly ever are seeds
available. I highly recommend this species.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $135
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $110
Remember to mention this Blog Only Special.
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ARCHONTOPHOENIX PURPUREA
THE PURPLE CROWN SHAFT KING
VERY BEAUTIFUL - GOOD GROWER
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON SIZE
The native home of Archontophoenix purpurea is the Mt. Lewis
mountain range in Queensland, Australia. This species is known for
the purple color to the crown shaft. It is found at an elevation
up to 4000 feet. Mature height is quoted to be over fifty feet,
but in habitat and culture I didn't see one this tall. Cold
hardiness is about 25 degrees F. It takes full coastal sun.
The degree of purple in the crown shaft is variable but never "lollipop"
purple. The underside of the leaves is silver and there is ramenta
hairs only on this side. On younger plants the leaf bases and leaf
stem tend to have a yellow color.
I'm showing our 1g size (first 5 photos below) which we're putting on a
Ten Day Special. These are very large plants for their pots and
either single or multiple (more than one per pot).
Also available are large 5 and 15g sizes.
REGULAR PRICE 1 GALLON $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL 1 GALLON $45
Remember to mention this Blog Only Special when you purchase to get this
discount.
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DYPSIS LASTELLIANA
THE RED NECK PALM
NATIVE TO MADAGASCAR
TEN DAY SPECIAL SEEDLING SIZE
This species of single trunk Madagascar palm is
often mixed up with Dypsis leptocheilos, an ideal palm
species for Southern California. Dypsis lastelliana, which is a
near identical species, is a bigger single trunk species with a very
similar red, fuzzy crown shaft. But, it is harder to grow because
it is less cold tolerant. It gets to a height of about 25 feet and
has a thicker trunk with upright longer green leaves. It would do
best in the sun and is cold hardy down to perhaps a freeze. It is
also slower growing than the Teddy Bear Palm. For the best
locations in So Cal, it can be grown. There's one at the Catamaran
Hotel in Pacific Beach in San Diego that's been alive for years.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $50
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE
$40
Just mention this Special at the time of
purchase.
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BRAHEA MOOREI
AVAILABLE
THE DWARF ROCK PALM
SUPER RARE - SOUGHT AFTER MEXICAN FAN PALM
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON SIZE
Shown below are 2 year old juvenile seedlings
of the super rare and hard to find
Brahea moorei. The seeds for
these plants came from a fruiting tree in San Diego County. They were
very slow to germinate and these seedlings are 24 months old. We're
putting them on sale. Some are on their fifth or sixth leaf.OME ARE O
This is a very small, dwarf species with
overall height of four to six feet. Leaves are near fully circular with
deeply divided segments. The underside of the leaves are brilliantly
white and often you'll see a white color on the dorsal segment margins.
The garden specimens are c/o PalmPedia (C.W.) and PACSOA. Culturally,
you can grow this in strong filtered light, part day sun or possibly
full sun along the coast. Cold hardiness is into the low 20's F. It is
very slow growing.
REGULAR PRICE ONE GALLON $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL ONE GALLON SIZE $50
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DYPSIS ONILAHENSIS
SINGLE TRUNK OR SUCKERING PALM
VERY POPULAR, EASY TO GROW
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE
This species is a suckering palm from Madagascar but can also be found
as a single trunk specimen. The crown shaft is often white or
silver. The plants we're offering here appear to be the suckering
form. As a species, it has either flat or droopy leaves/leaflets
and white to silver crown shafts. Overall height is about twenty
feet and trunk thickness is four to six inches. It likes coastal
part day sun, perhaps more, and is cold tolerant to the mid-twenties F.
The plants on sale are the band size with an age of about 2-3 years from
seed. They tolerate full sun along the coast and are cold hardy into the
twenties F.
REGULAR PRICE BAND $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $45
You must mention this Blog Special when purchasing
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ENCEPHALARTOS LEHMANNII
A BLUE SOUTH AFRICAN CYCAD
NO SPINES ON THE LEAFLETS
TEN DAY SPECIAL: BAND SIZE
This is a popular blue cycad from the Eastern Cape area of South Africa.
I say this because some people don't like spines and prickles. The
leaflets of this species are narrow with only a point at the end.
The leaves and crown are very neat and uniform. The nearest
species to this one is Encephalartos princeps. Trunks can get to
five feet, but one with two to three feet of trunk is very old.
Leaves average about four feet long and are sometimes strongly curled.
On occasion, they'll almost do a 180 or more degree re-curve. Leaf
color in sun is intensely blue like E. horridus. But,
you'll only see this color with full, hot sun. In shade or inside
a greenhouse they are often green. Cold hardiness is about 21 to
22 degrees F. In the desert only give it a few hours sun.
Next to Encephalartos horridus, this is the second most popular
cycad we grow.
Shown below are the band size which we're putting on sale. Plants
have three, sometimes four leaves. These are a piece of cake to
ship, but only within the U.S.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $70
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE $55
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ENCEPHALARTOS
NUBIMONTANUS
SUPER RARE BLUE SOUTH AFRICAN
CYCAD
MEDIUM SIZE MATURE - TOLERATES
COASTAL SUN
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZED
SEEDLINGS
This species very rare blue
cycad is endemic to the Limpopo province, South Africa.
It can be found at high elevations in the mountains
(around one thousand meters), in low deciduous forest
and precipitous slopes and cliff (in partial and full
sun). The species is almost gone in the wild,
populations are small and scattered. It is among
the species located in the Transvaal region of South
Africa, and is highly sought after.
This is a small to medium sized species. Leaf
length can range between one to two meters, and stems
can reach a height of two and a half to three meters
with ancient plants. As the name would suggest,
the leaves tend to be a bluish gray, but they can vary
in that color from a blue/green color to a powdery white
and everything in-between. The leaflets and
petioles are mildly armed and can be almost completely
unarmed in some cases.
Plant
Size: This This cycad is a small
to medium sized species. Leaf length can range
between one to two meters, and stems can reach a height
of two and a half to three meters with ancient plants.
As the name would suggest, the leaves tend to be a
bluish gray, but they can vary in that color from a
blue/green color to a powdery white and everything
in-between.
In coastal and inland areas,
this plant prefers full sun, but can tolerate partial
sun. For desert areas, I could recommend partial
sun or filtered light. We are offering strong
seedlings in band containers at a discount. The
last row of photos shows larger nursery plants.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $125
TEN DAY SPECIAL
BAND SIZE $95
Remember to mention this Blog Special for this discount
at the time of purchase.
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DIOON HOLMGRENII
RARE MEXICAN DIOON CYCAD
LARGE CITRUS POT PLANTS
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE
Among cycad enthusiasts, this species
is known as a rare Mexican cycad that is difficult to find.
What we are offering on special are very old citrus pot plants
with caudex size of 3 to 4 inches! This species is sun
loving and cold tolerant to the low 20's F. It is native
to Mexico. The plants shown here are from seeds we got
about ten years ago. It grows at a medium rate. It is
known for the fact that it has long and upright leaves.
Leaf color is blue green and leaflets are armed with spines.
These can be mail ordered in a medium sized box quite easily.
Caudex sizes are around 4 inches.
REGULAR PRICE THIS SIZE CITRUS POT
$325
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15G SIZE CIT POT $250
I only have a few of these. You
must mention this special when purchasing to get these prices.
These plants are very large for their pots.
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GREEN HAWAIIAN TI PLANTS
CORDYLINE FRUITICOSA GLAUCA
HARD TO FIND GREEN FORM OF TI PLANT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS
Frequently we advertise colorful Ti Plants for sale. But, there is a
plain green form. Surprisingly, it is hard to find. It's the plant
that hula dancers from Hawaii seek out. They like filtered light and
get to about five feet tall. The 5 gallons are summer repotted plants
that would make a fine addition to the garden or serve as a tropical
patio plant. These can be shipped.
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE $55
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TASMANIAN TREE FERN
DICKSONIA ANTARCTICA
SLOW GROWING TREE FERN
WILL GET TO A MEDIUM HEIGHT
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON
SIZE
This species of Tree Fern is native to various
localities in Eastern Australia. It doesn't get as tall as the
Australian Tree Fern above and is much slower growing. Trunk diameter
is a bit smaller as well. Mature height domestically is usually 10 to
15 feet although specimens in the wild are much taller. Leaves are
green, four to six feet long and the trunk has old attached and furry
leaf bases that gradually fall off. This species like strong filtered
light of part day sun. It enjoys ample water and is cold hardy into the
20's F. We're putting nice 5 gallon plants on sale.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON SIZE $65
SALES PRICE THIS SIZE $50
Remember to mention this Blog Special to get
this price when you purchase.
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PAVONIA MULTIFLORA
RED BLOSSOMS IN SHADE!
DWARF TREE THAT BLOSSOMS CONTINUALLY
TEN DAY SPECIAL FIVE GALLON SIZE
In the past I introduced you to this interesting and super rare plant
from Brazil. This species in unique because it grows in the shade,
never gets over about eight feet tall, blossoms in the shade and never
stops blossoming. Yes, in the dead of winter you'll see red
blossoms. And, these trees are prolific. A garden plant will
have twenty to thirty blossoms. This species is an open appearing
plant with foliage and blossoms at the ends of its small trunks.
Blossom size is two to three inches in length. Pictures here show
them quite well. This species is also very difficult to find.
I’m offering 18 month old 5 gallons on special. They are a good
growing plant but, remember, never get very big.
REGULAR PRICE FIVE GALLON $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $50
Just mention this Blog Only Special for your discount when you purchase.
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MONDAY, 11 JANUARY, 2021
ASSORTED BROMELIADS
NEW ARRIVALS ALL THE TIME
MANY VARIETIES AND COLORS
SOME FOR SHADE - OTHERS FOR SUN
Over time we continually get in new types and
varieties of Bromeliads. These include Aechmea, Neorogelias,
Vriesia, Tillandsia and others. Some are designed for full sun
while others prefer filtered light. Many colors of the rainbow are
available. At any given time we have probably over 3 dozen different
species at the nursery. We invite all to drop in to see our
Bromeliads. We have a lot more than shown here.
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PHOTOS OF ASSORTED CYCADS AROUND THE
NURSERY
LOTS OF SPECIES
LOTS OF SIZES - SMALL TO BIG
ALMOST ALL SHIPPABLE
LARGEST CAN BE DELIVERED
The purpose of this
post is to show the diversity of species and sizes of cycads we offer at
Jungle Music. Recently we've taken an assortment of photos of
plants in stock. We offer about 175 species or varieties of cycads
for sale. And, these are in sizes from seedlings to massive fifty
to one hundred year old plants. We literally over ten thousand
cycads to choose from.
All can be shipped or delivered to anywhere within the U.S.
Included are small mature species as well as species that get very large
over time. And, species both for sun or shade. Some will
even tolerate a good amount of cold weather. We can guide you on
your selection. But, trust that we have the plants that can add
these rare and endangered cycads to your garden or collection.
We've been told we have one of the most complete and diverse
offering of rare cycads anywhere within the United States.
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BUTIA YATAY
A VERY COLD TOLERANT BLUE-GREEN
BUTIA
TALLEST SPECIES OF THE GENUS
TEN DAY SPECIAL LARGE 15G PLANT
We were very lucky to obtain a very nice 15g of this species that is
large for its container.
This species is a single trunk plant that is blue or blue-green in
color. It is native to
Southern Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay, is the tallest Butia and
has the longest leaves and biggest crown. A well grown Butia
capitata gets
to about an average of 20 feet height. Butia
yatay reaches
close to 40 feet by report. Cold tolerance is into the mid-teens
F. and is felt to be equal to B.
capitata.
Leaf color is similar, many times blue in color. As this is a
species not commonly found or grown, there are very few pictures
available of mature plants. Shown are two photos from habitat by
Gaston Tores c/o PACSOA. This plant is on sale and is too large
for mail order. It is shown in the first five photos.
The sixth photo is a 5g plant that we previously offered. From
time to time we do have smaller shippable plants available.
REGULAR PRICE 15 GALLON $225
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $200
Remember: Mention this Blog Only Special at
the time of purchase.
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BECCARIOPHOENIX MADAGASCARENSIS
MEDIUM TO LARGE SIZE MADAGASCAR PALM
SINGLE TRUNK - GREEN LEAVES
SALE ON 20 GALLON PLANTS
It took over a decade for taxonomists to figure
out how many species of
Beccariophoenix there were in
Madagascar. Thirty years ago there were felt to be two. They
were distinguished by the presence or absence of "windows" in the
juvenile leaves and for quite a while were referred to as "windows" and
"no-windows" species by collectors. A third species was
subsequently found in the High Plateau area of Madagascar. This
newer species has been named
Beccariophoenix alfredii.
Beccariophoenix madagascarensis
is the original "no windows" species and is a single trunk green palm
that gets to a height of about 30 feet. It has leaves that are
green, upright and about ten feet long. A full crown has about a a
dozen such leaves. There is no crown shaft and the trunk is about
16 inches in width. Although not overly tall, the crown of leaves
is full. It wants full sun and has a cold tolerance in the 25 to
28 degree F. range. I know of multiple specimens here in the San
Diego area. It has been quite difficult nowadays to find with the
lack of importation of Madagascar seeds into the U.S.
We have a limited number of 20 gallon plants.
We're putting them on sale. The large palm below is by Daryl
Occonor via PACSOA.
REGULAR PRICE 20 GALLON $350
SALE PRICE THIS SIZE $275
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EUTERPE EDULIS
TALL, SINGLE TRUNK PINNATE PALM
EXOTIC AND TROPICAL APPEARING
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
Euterpe edulis
is a fun palm to grow because it is super attractive, has a narrow trunk
and a beautiful, smooth crown shaft. I have had several in my
garden. On mine, the crown shafts were a purple-green color but
it's more common to see them as a lime green. Maximum height is
about thirty feet with about a four inch thick trunk. Leaves tend
to arch down and leaf color is green. This species likes to start
in filtered light and work its way into full sun along the coast.
It's cold hardy into the upper twenties F. Anticipate a plant life
of about thirty years. Also of note is the fact that the hearts of
this palm are edible and a delicacy in many areas.
REGULAR PRICE 5G $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5G $80
Remember to mention this Blog Special when
purchasing to get this price. The last photo is c/o Wikipedia.
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CHAMAEDOREA GEONOMIFORMIS
SINGLE TRUNK, DWARF UNDERSTORY PALM
PREFERS FILTERED LIGHT – NEVER TALL
SIMPLE UNDIVIDED LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL 2 GALLON SIZE
This species has a native distribution that spreads from Southern Mexico
down throughout Central America. There are some minor differences
in plants from the various areas. Chamaedorea geonomiformis is
single trunk and has a simple, bifed leaf as shown here. It's
mature height ranges from two feet up to about five feet tall.
When trying to identify this species, particularly look at the leaf
size, shape, length and width. You'll note that the leaves of this
species are longer than they are wide. Compare this species to C.
ernesti-agusti which has wider leaves.
Leaf color is green. Vertical growth is slow. We only
have a few of these for sale. I'd estimate cold hardiness into the
upper teens perhaps but most assuredly to the mid-twenties. These
plants were grown from seeds from Don Hodel’s personal plants.
This species does not like direct sun.
Also, be aware that this is a rare and desirable species and seldom seen
for sale.
REGULAR PRICE 2 GALLON SIZE $65
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $55
Remember to mention this Blog Only Special at the time of purchase.
This size can be mail ordered.
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CHAMAEROPS CERIFERA
THE BLUE CHAMAEROPS
SEMI-DWARF MATURE SIZE
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This suckering fan palm in native to Morocco in northern Africa and is
often as wide as it is tall. It doesn't get typically as tall as Chamaerops
humilus and has a strong blue color when in sun. Typical
mature height is usually six to eight feet. It does sucker freely.
It loves full hot sun and tolerates cold temperatures to about 15
degrees F. So, it's a great palm for folks in super cold areas.
It also grows well in the desert. Shown here are the band size
that we have put on special. These are a simple mail order item.
The 5 gallon on sale below were grown in a cold and far inland area and
have seen all of the outdoor elements. They can be easily mail
ordered. Most have mature leaves and are suckering as shown.
I'm also shwing the larger box size which we have from time to time.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $75
Remember: Mention this Special!
The last photo is by TS at RPS.
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SABAL YAPA
A DIFFERENT APPEARING SABAL SPECIES
PRONOUNCED COSTOPALMATE LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This hard to find species of
Sabal is
native to Cuba, Mexico and some areas in Central America. As the
specimen photos below show, it has an unusual appearance for a
Sabal.
The leaves are very arched and wispy - a pronounced version of the
costopalmate leaf. The latter is a leaf form half way between the
typical fan palm leaf and a pinnate leaf. Note how different these
leaves appear compared to the typically very flat fan leaf of say a
Bismarckia palm.
Mature heights can be over forty feet.
Trunks retain old leaf bases that later fall off. It wants full
sun and is cold hardy (estimated) into the low 20's F. We have
limited numbers available.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $75
remember to mention this Blog Only Special.
My thanks to TS at RPS for the first garden photo below.
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DYPSIS HETEROMORPHA
HIGHLAND SUGAR CANE PALM
MEDIUM SIZED SUCKERING MADAGASCAR PALM
TRISTICHOUS ARRANGEMENT OF THE LEAVES
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON PLANTS
This relatively recent introduction to the palm market is from
Madagascar. It is a suckering palm that gets to a height of about
twelve feet with 4 inch thick trunks. Leaves are green, keeled and
recurved at their ends. The proximal leaf stems and the crown
shaft are covered with red colored hairs. Leaflets are thin and
prominently veined. It is a sun palm along the coast and has a
cold hardiness below a freeze, probably into the upper twenties F.
Most enthusiasts have found this palm to be a good grower. The
garden specimen below is from the garden of Matt Bradford, La Mesa, CA.
All garden photos by him.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $95
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $75
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CRYOSOPHILA STAURACANTHA
SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZED TROPICAL FAN PALM
SILVER UNDERSIDE TO THE LEAVES
MODIFIED SPINES ON TRUNK
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This single trunk fan palm is native to Southern Mexico and parts of
Central America. It can get up to a height of 25 feet but most garden
specimens are under 15 feet. Two things are quite noteworthy: First,
the undersides of the leaves are a silver-white. A picture below of a
nursery plant shows this. Secondly, the trunk is narrow and covered
with "modified" spines. They are not real sharp and are not true
spines. The dorsal side of the leaves is green. This palm likes strong
filtered light and right on the coast may take part day sun. Cold
tolerance is estimated to be in the high 20's F. Growth rate is
medium. The garden photo by Tobias Spanner shows a near mature tree.
You have to have an overhead crown of leaves to really see the silver
color. The last photo is a 15g
plant at the nursery.
REGULAR 5 GALLON $100
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE $80
Remember to mention this Special for your discount when you purchase.
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JOHANNISTEIJSMANNIA ALTIFRONS
THE JOEY PALM
LARGE, UNDIVIDED FAN TYPE LEAVES
EXTREMELY RARE AND HARD TO FIND
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 5 GALLON SIZE
This stunning single trunk palm is native to
Malaysia, Borneo and Sumatra. Although from tropical areas, some have
grown it successfully in Southern California. It has a large pleated
and undivided leaf as shown below. Leaves are green in color. Another
species, J. magnifica, has silver undersides to its leaves. On
the Joey Palm, the undersides are green. Leaves are diamond shaped.
Mature height in the tropics is over 15 feet tall. It wants a frost
free filtered light location. Winter protection from a frost is
needed. We can ship this size. I cannot comment on growing it as a
houseplant because of lack of experience.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON $125
TEN DAY SPECIAL 5 GALLON $95
Remember: Mention this Blog Special! The 8th
photo is c/o TS at RPS.
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BECCARIOPHOENIX FENESTRALIS
AKA "BECCARIOPHOENIX WINDOWS"
LARGER PINNATE PALM FROM MADAGASCAR
TEN DAY SPECIAL RARELY SEEN 5G SIZE
It was not too long ago when Beccariophoenix was felt to be a
monotypic genus with only one species. Now it is recognized that
there are three different species:
Beccariophoenix species "windows", presently called Beccariophoenix
fenestralis.
Beccriophoenix madagascarensis, previously known as "Beccariophoenix
no windows"
Beccariophoenix alfredii, a more recently named species.
All three are single trunk, medium to large plants from Madagascar.
Along the coast, all can take full sun. Estimated cold hardiness
is into the mid and perhaps lower 20's F. The species we're
putting on special is the 5g size of the "windows" variety, B.
fenestralis. You'll not see these around hardly at all in Southern
California. This "windows" form has leaf openings, similar to
small window panes, in the leaf - between the leaflets. With time
these disappear and it becomes a pinnate palm.
REGULAR PRICE 5 GALLON THIS RARE PALM $125
TEN DAY SPECIAL 15 GALLON SIZE $95
Remember: Mention this Special to get your discount when you buy.
The last photo is c/o Wikipedia.
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RHAPIS MULTIFIDA – HUMILIS
HYBRID
A UNIQUE AND BEAUTIFUL RHAPIS CROSS
(RHAPIS MULTIFIDA X HUMILIS) X MULTIFIDA
TEN DAY SPECIAL 2 GALLON SIZE
This is a unique and peculiar hybrid between two different species of Rhapis. Rhapis
multifida and humilis
are both native to China. R.
multifida is usually
a plant with a mature height of about eight
feet whereas R. humilis can get over 20 feet tall. Both species
have narrow trunks, a large number of pointed (tip) leaflets are are
super ornamental.
Nurserymen often confuse true humilus with R.
multifida..
Both are filtered light plants although R.
humilus will
tolerate coastal sun. Both have cold hardiness into the low 20's
F.
A long time friend of mine, Louis Hooper, began
hybridizing Rhapis about twenty
years ago. The hybrid I'm showing here is one of his crosses.
I don't have a mature picture of this cross. Probably a photo
doesn't exist. The plants on special are in the 2 gallon size.
We only have a couple of these. They can be mail ordered.
REGULAR PRICE 2 GALLON THIS RARE HYBRID
$85
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS 2 GALLON HYBRID $75
BTW, Luis is no longer doing his Rhapis work
and these crosses may never be seen again.
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RHAPIS EXCELSA
THE LADY PALM
ONE OF THE BEST INTERIOR PALMS
ALSO GREAT UNDERSTORY GARDEN PLANT
TEN DAY SPECIAL LARGE 1 GALLON SIZE
We have an assortment of Lady Palms which are near perfect - almost as
nice as the expensive ones we bring in out of Hawaii. But, they
are locally grown and better priced. And, we are offering them on
special – one gallon size.
They are about 3 to 4 years old.
Rhapis excelsa is native to Asia and typically doesn't get
much over 8 feet tall in a pot. They do great in shady locations
of the garden or inside the home. They are a very nice patio
plant. Cold hardiness is about 20 degrees F. They want low
dose fertilizer. Too much fertilizer will burn them.
REGULAR PRICE THESE 1G $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL THIS SIZE $45
Important: Mention this Blog Only Offering for this price when you
purchase. Note, limited supply available.
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KENTIOPSIS PYRIFORMIS
SUPER RARE SINGLE TRUNK PINNATE PALM
NATIVE TO NEW CALEDONIA
THIN TRUNK - VERY ELEGANT
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE PLANTS
This is a single trunk, crown shafted pinnate palm
native to New Caledonia. Many feel it's the prettiest species of
this genus. It gets to a height of about 40 feet or more and has a
thin trunk. Leaves are upright, green and arched. They are
keeled and green in color. The crown shaft is a copper color,
covered with a white wax. It can be grown in some sun, depending
on where you live. It's probably best to start it in bright
filtered light and let it work its way into overhead sun. Growth
rate is good, comparable or faster than K. oliviformis.
Cold tolerance is down to about a freeze.
This is an extremely difficult species
to find for sale nowadays. I only have an excellent selection of
band sized plants. This is
an extremely rare species and we rarely have them for sale.
REGULAR PRICE BAND SIZE $55
TEN DAY SPECIAL BAND SIZE $45
Remember to mention this Blog
Special when you purchase to get this discount. Photos of large
plant below by TS at RPS.
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CYCAS
PANZHIHUAENSIS
RARE GREEN CHINESE CYCAD
EXCELLENT COLD HARDINESS
MEDIUM SIZE MATURE
TEN DAY
SPECIAL 15 GALLON PLANTS
This is a rare green cycad from China. It
is different than the Sago Palm - smaller and, to me, more attractive.
Leaf color is green to blue green. It tolerates coastal sun and is
cold hardy into the upper teens F. Some feel it's one of the most
cold hardy cycads in the world - even better than the Sago Palm.
Mature height should be about eight feet. They can sucker, but
much less than the Sago. Leaflets are narrow without armor except
on the tips (pointed).
The 15 gallon plants shown have caudexes
in the four to five inch range. We also have larger and
smaller plants for sale. The special is for the size shown (as
cycads are sold by caudex size, not pot size).
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