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our small nursery in Doranakanda gardens

By doranakandawatta
September 24, 2017 in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Posted September 24, 2017

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Posted September 24, 2017

Just between palms we planted in the soil few years ago, like this Hydriastele longispatha, we group pots ( seeds sprouting in the sand , if they agree ... ) and repotted seedlings.

Sometimes we have to re arrange the post since an iguana or rats may have disturbed them, and once I saw the cobra travelling there.
After one or two year we have to make a decision : where to plant.

On the pictures you can see Hydriastele beguinii babies, some Licuala species, Lanonia still in a community pot, one of our Sommieria seed sprouting ... and many tags on which the written name faded... so unknown plants!