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Looking for Foxy Lady

gvidal14

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Please send me some info if you have a foxy lady for sale. Hoping for a 15 gallon or perhaps a little smaller. Thanks.

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I should have some in October/November Gustavo

Carlsbad, California Zone 10 B on the hill (402 ft. elevation)

Sunset zone 24

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Pando

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They are very fast once they get going. Check with George Sparkman (cycads-n-palms.com) in Fallbrook. Last year he had some 1g available.

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They do grow pretty darn fast. I have one now that's fantastic. Just looking for one more for a different spot in the yard.

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So it has been 4 months since I posted this. Anyone here in San Diego have any available? I saw the 3 gallons for $150 from FL. I'm weary of shipping such a small plant.

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I've bought from Eric before and can put your worries to rest.He knows how to ship so it looks like you picked it up yourself at your local nursery! Zero damage...

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Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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