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Salt Lake Valley--So. Jordan freebies
by Frond-friend42- 0 replies
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Three species available in limited quantities for pick up, on the rare chance any of you are in my neighborhood: 1.delonix regia: 7 available 2. Carpoxylon macrocarpum seedlings: 8 available. Bring your own pots for these if you want more than one. 3. Coccothrinax: pots with 1-4. 2 species...fragrans and borhidianas. PM me if you're in the area and interested. Kind of a Longshot, maybe.
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Some sort of Phoenix Palm seeds
by Reyes Vargas- 2 replies
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I have 5 lots of 10 seeds each from some sort of Phoenix Palm tree. I don't know what kind it is. One lot per address. US only. Picture of the parent trees included. I don't know if people would be interested.
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Free jubea seedlings and others.
by blue240z- 5 replies
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I’ve got jubea seedlings popping up around the yard for whoever wants to come get them. Also some silver fan Palm probably Brahea armata. Also a free chamaedorea radicalis band for whoever makes the trip out. Jubeas probably took 18 months just to germinate so should give someone a good head start.
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Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Seedlings
by palmsOrl- 1 follower
- 8 replies
- 907 views
I have a fairly large number of Archontophoenix cunninghamiana seedlings I would like to offer free in lots of up to five. Redant (Doug) was generous enough to give me an amazing tour of his garden last month and while there gave me many free palms. I would like to pass along a bit of his generosity starting with these 40 palms. The total I am offering is 40 for now as I want to make sure the rest are rooted and are healthy and growing before I plant or distribute them to fellow enthusiasts. I am not sure of the parent plants' origins or if they are a known variety of A. cunninghamiana or for that matter if these traits would be passed on to seedlings arising…
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11 2 ish gal Livistona Chinensis (Chinese Fan Palm)
by chad2468emr- 7 replies
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Hey there, Today I bought “one” 3 gal Livistona Chinensis from HD and they managed to find a way to cram 14 into a single pot which... well that’s something else. I gently separated them all and I have to say for the most part there was minimal root loss, but since I can’t promise anyone these are in the best of shape, I’d like to offer them for free. I kept my three fav out of the bunch and they are now potted individually. I just can’t bring myself to toss the rest of them since they are really healthy looking little fellas and if someone with the space and the patience was looking to line a long driveway with them or something, they would look really nice in…
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Sabal mexicana & W. filifera
by Dimovi- 1 follower
- 8 replies
- 1.3k views
I have some seeds from a Texas Sabal for free or if you want to trade for other cold hardy seeds for 8b. I also have some pure filifera and dactylifera seeds.
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Part II - Free Archontophoenix tuckeri seed 1 2 3
by DoomsDave- 1 follower
- 100 replies
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Howdyall! It's that time again, and the Archies are all having an orgy and I'm up to my eyeteeth in new, fresh seed. The ten-thousand-duplets. Literally (well, maybe). Some of you got lots (of seed) last year and some grew, some didn't, and if you want some now, follow these instructions: INSTRUCTIONS Send PM to DoomsDave "Archie seeds" in message (please say Archie, or tuckeri, to avoid confusion with other seed giveaways). Your FULL mailing address. Please don't ask if I still have any If I run out, I'll advise. I have so many. Yes, even the ocean is finite, but you go ahead and drink it all . . . . I don't care if you got so…
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The above are available to U.K. only with collection from Banbury. A mixture of different date types including Bhahee and Ajwa... pots or bare root, none labelled, sorry...
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Copernicia x textilis - 3gal
by FishEyeAquaculture- 2 followers
- 4 replies
- 591 views
Yep, you read that correctly. I learned a long time ago that if you want something gone quick, give it away for free. To be fair, I am not 100% sure they're C. x textilis, but I was advised that the tree I collected them from is....so that's what I'm goin' with! I have a total of thirty, 3gal, specimens, grown from seed I collected in late 2018 from a Copernicia at Kopsick Palm Arboretum in St. Pete, FL (street view link below, down sidewalk/left of light post), pictures of said palm are also included in this post. https://www.google.com/maps/@27.7830651,-82.6263141,3a,75y,128.2h,83.87t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1slIJIaMAIaaaPMj7x8E9g2w!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo3.ggpht.com%2Fcb…
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Chamaedorea hooperiana
by Darold Petty- 6 replies
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This is a tough, easy grower, no drama. I have two over-grown 1-gallon plants about 36 inches tall. They have already begun to sucker. They are free, but I don't offer shipping. We can do a social distanced transfer in my driveway. Send me a PM if interested !
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Chamaedorea radicalis liners
by blue240z- 2 replies
- 611 views
I have several of these in San Diego, come and get them!
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Erythrina humeana seed 1 2 3
by Marius- 3 followers
- 80 replies
- 5.3k views
Free seed of Erythrina humeana, a South African native. Small tree - I cut mine back to grow as small shrub (about 60cm tall) as it does on the coast. It also encourages more flowers. Pic of the mother plant.
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Free bromeliads
by blue240z- 2 replies
- 527 views
In San Diego area. Decided to change up an area so these are free to whoever wants em.
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Cactus species
by blue240z- 4 replies
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Not sure what it is, but it’s fast and easy grower. For free to whoever wants it, just getting a bit big for its spot.
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Bismark Seeds
by PJP- 5 replies
- 747 views
I picked these up today under one of my large Bismarck’s. I’m not a grower so these are free to anyone who wants them. Just PM me.
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Free Sabal causiarum seed
by Botanicus- 1 follower
- 22 replies
- 3k views
Fresh seed of Sabal causiarum: free for the asking! Please PM Cheers, Botanicus
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FREE Trithrinax acanthacoma/brasiliensis seeds 1 2 3
by DoomsDave- 2 followers
- 109 replies
- 9.7k views
The palm below has been in my garden since about 2004, when I got it as a 15 gallon. It's now about 10 feet tall. This is a great species for those PalmTalkers who must contend with heat and cold. It's native to Argentina, where it experiences both. If you're in the Mediterranean region in Europe, England, maybe even Holland, these are worth a try in the ground. Likewise in the Southeastern US where a lot of cool palms are marginal; South Carolina, and southern Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Northern Florida. Try them in West Texas, Arizona. They will take cool, too, in British Columbia, northern California, coastal Oregon and Washington. And, anyw…
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Centaurothamnus--local pickup
by quaman58- 0 replies
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I have a number of theses growing at the base of the mother plant. They are very unique and very rare, from the high elevation areas of Yemen and Saudi Arabia. PM me if interested, I'm in the San Diego area. Bret
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Free cone-tainers
by Tjohnson- 1 reply
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I have what I estimate to be 900-980 cone-tainers that I’d give away for free, to any PalmTalker in the area. These are located in Vista, CA. I also have (4) holders which I made, which I will include. In total the holders will support 360 cone-tainers. Send a PM to arrange pickup.
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Jubea seedlings
by quaman58- 6 replies
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I have a limited number of one or two year old "sprouts" that continue to pop up where I've tossed seeds. Seemed like a good idea at the time. PM me if interested; local pick only in S.D. area.
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Dypsis Leptocheilos Seedlings
by Johnny Palmseed- 1 reply
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I have a few extra (13) seedlings I would like to trade if possible. Looking for a few seeds or seedlings of Howea Forsteriana, Gaussia (any), Cyrtostachys Renda. If no trade happens, I would send them for shipping cost in the continental US.
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One Cyrtostachys elegans Seedling
by palmsOrl- 1 reply
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Hello Palmtalk, I would like to offer one Cyrtostachys elegans seedling to any Palmtalk member who would like to try growing this rare species. I will set one seedling aside for the first Palmtalker to pm me that they would like to adopt the seedling. This palm seedling will be available only for local pickup at an agreed upon location somewhere in the Orlando area. If you want to wait and pick the palm up at some specific point in the near future when you plan to be near or in-town, just please let me know. Also, being a Cyrtostachys species, this palm is likely to be extremely cold sensitive like Cyrtostachys renda, the lipstick Palm. Thus, Cyrtostachy…
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One Cyrtostachys bakeri Seedling
by palmsOrl- 1 reply
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Hello Palmtalk, I would like to offer one Cyrtostachys bakeri seedling to any Palmtalk member who would like to try growing this rare species. I will set one seedling aside for the first Palmtalker to pm me that they would like to adopt the seedling. This palm seedling will be available only for local pickup at an agreed upon location somewhere in the Orlando area. If you want to wait and pick this palm up at some specific point in the near future when you plan to be near or in-town, just please let me know. Also, being a Cyrtostachys species, Cyrtostachys bakeri is likely to be extremely cold sensitive like Cyrtostachys renda, the lipstick Palm. Thus, i…
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chamaedorea ernesti-augusti Free Vista Pick up
by nachocarl- 1 reply
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My loss is your gain, we are moving and I am not taking this palm with us and wanted to put it out there to see if anyone local may want it. This is probably about 15-20 years old and just got re-potted so that should help with the leaf tip burn as the previous pot had zero drainage holes. This is a big chamaedorea ernesti-augusti with a smaller volunteer in the same pot. Donations to our moving cause would not go unappreciated . Carl 760-639-9218
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Pritchardia beccarriana
by quaman58- 2 followers
- 8 replies
- 817 views
My next door neighbor has a healthy specimen palm that's just not super happy with where it's located. It's otherwise healthy, it's just kind of a mis-plant. Anyway, he'd love to ship it off to a good home. Access to it is pretty good, right next to the street. It's got about 4 1/2 feet of trunk, and is about 11 feet tall to the tip top of the leaves. Big, but not ridiculous to be able to dig and move. PM me if you're interested. We're in th UC area of San Diego.
