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Coccothrinax moaensis for sale

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I have quite a few Coccothrinax moaensis I would like to sell. I have seedling size, all the way up to the largest available, outside of Cuba. This is a great collector palm and if you are into the Caribbean stuff, then it is a must have. The spoke leaf is one of the main traits that set it apart from the other hard leaf Coccothrinax. 

The large 3 gallons are $175 each (even my red foots are interested).

Call my dad, Mike (850) 303-1738 or PM me if interested. Thank you for looking!

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These are 7 gallon and I am asking $275 each. They are also the biggest around because the other growers have come to me for some of these, so why not go right to the source... again, very slow palms! 

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Despite what you may have heard or read, this palm grows very well for me and other clients of mine; this is mine, in my backyard with no irrigation or any other care, besides alerting my lawn guy to be careful of it. 

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