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  2. alzo
    I thought that Juania was on the cites appendices but apparently it's not, so you maybe right 👍.
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  4. Harry’s Palms

    Moving a small Canary Palm

    Harry’s Palms replied to GMann's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

    They earned every penny of that $250! Good job , the palm should be fine . Harry
  5. bubba
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  7. bubba
    Is this really a Palm?
  8. aztropic
    I would just cut it off at the base. Removing 1 frond off a Phoenix palm isn't going to hurt anything. aztropic Mesa, Arizona
  9. Hu Palmeras
    Coincidentally, "po" is a Celtic word, as is the one who writes it. In the United Kingdom, there are Juania australis palms. They are very clever to already have large, mature palms. It's a shame they lack a female to produce seeds. A distinguished Irish gentleman contacted me. I suggested he try to obtain a female palm from Chile. If it went well, the United Kingdom will one day supply the world with Juania australis seeds.
  10. alzo
    I'm from England yeah. I don't really know Chilean Spanish. Solo sé que dicen po un poco como los mexicanos dicen wey. Maybe we'll get British Jaunia seeds one day if the botanical gardens collaborate, I doubt they'll be made public though. Estuve una vez a la frontera entre Bolivia y Chile, cerca de dos volcanes. No me acuerdo sus nombres.
  11. Hu Palmeras
    Hey friend, are you from England? I see you know Chilean Spanish. Juania australis is even more of a forbidden palm. Even I had trouble getting them. I'll be receiving another batch of seeds from the island soon. I hope to put them to good use.
  12. alzo
    Que pena, but I understand why they are protected. Una bendición tenerlas en tu propio país. Atleast with jubaea plenty exist in other countries.
  13. GMann
    I don’t want to give the HOA any possible reason to complain. So I definitely want to trim that leaf, the question is where? At the base? Or the tip? I only am concerned with the health of the palm, not the aesthetics.
  14. GMann
    I paid the gardeners $250 to move it and they did a pretty good job.
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  16. alzo
    It won't even notice, you might though, watch for the spikey leaflets they're like needles
  17. Hu Palmeras
    It's a shame Chile is so strict about selling seeds. Otherwise, I would have already given them some Juania Australis seeds. Furthermore, since October 25th, all purchases entering the country will be subject to VAT. Before, the tax was paid, but now VAT will be added. Imagine, the CITES regulations for Jubaea chilensis now prohibit all sales of this palm. I'm only now exchanging seeds of Parajubaea and Jubaea with Marco Antonio, my friend from Bolivia. It's a shame that each palm kingdom, being more numerous than others, is difficult to acquire. Even more so since the Americas are full of palms, especially Latin America. Imagine Chile, a very cold country, and it has palm trees—palms on its islands and on the mainland. Even if they are unique, that's their kingdom. Cachai po que te dejare una. Hugo🌴🌴🌴🦜🦜
  18. GMann
    Is it ok to just cut the end of this canary palm leaf, just the tip that overlaps the sidewalk? or is it more healthy for the palm to cut it off at the base?
  19. alzo
    Déjame uno po 🥺🙏 Worth a try😅
  20. 5am started following Butiagrus seedling leaflets
  21. Mazat
    Hugo 🤗 🌴
  22. metalfan

    Why not grow orchids?

    metalfan replied to Matt in SD's topic in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

    Pleurothallis grobyi
  23. happypalms

    So What Caught Your Eye Today?

    happypalms replied to The Gerg's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

    A nice solid Johannesteijsmannia Altifrons seedling!
  24. happypalms

    So What Caught Your Eye Today?

    happypalms replied to The Gerg's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

    Lanonia dasyantha, never a dull moment with dasyanthas!
  25. toto
    Looking for D. recipients seeds, thanks
  26. Tassie_Troy1971

    Another Tasmanian palm garden

    Tassie_Troy1971 replied to mfoster's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

    The garden is looking exceptional, Mike. I still recall how we first connected—receiving an email from a lawyer is not usually associated with good news. However, as a complete beginner with an interest in acquiring and cultivating palms, you have achieved outstanding results. The Hedyscepes have developed remarkably well, and the addition of subtropical companion plants provides a refined finishing touch.
  27. happypalms

    Yay! A New Order From Floribunda Has Arrived!

    happypalms replied to Jim in Los Altos's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

    In regards to planting small palms, from little things big things grow!
  28. Jim in Los Altos

    Yay! A New Order From Floribunda Has Arrived!

    Jim in Los Altos replied to Jim in Los Altos's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

    Thanks Kiwan. I’m fortunate to be in a very mild (for NorCal) microclimate here. Pacific influence, SF Bay buffering, and just enough inland for some good warmth. I just ordered more palms from FB. tonight. I got a suggestion to try Pinanga ‘Maroon Crown Shaft so I ordered a few as well as Chrysalidocarpus ‘Baby Red Stems, Chamaedorea arenbergiana, and Pritchardia aylmer robinsonii. It’s going to be a challenge selecting places for them all! I’ve planted all of the first batch.
  29. happypalms

    Pics of the crop

    happypalms replied to happypalms's topic in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

    Just buy that plot of land the sooner the better, and plant as many palms as you can. Iam happy with my block of land, 28 years living on my land and love it. Buy your plot of land and build your dream garden. It does take a long time for a palm garden to grow so the sooner you start the better, and if you need more time before you buy, start growing your collection in pots so when you get your land, you will have a head start on the palm collection and palms to plant good luck. But never stop growing and collecting palms and one day your dream garden will appear!
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