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By PalmatierMeg
My Archonotophoenix myolensis has produced its first crop of seeds and I have them fresh off the palm, fruit intact for now. Read about this rare, endangered Australian palm below:
http://www.palmpedia.net/wiki/Archontophoenix_myolensis
See breakdown below:
Archonotophoenix myolensis fresh seeds: 50 @ $10.00 for the Lot
100 @ $15.00 for the Lot
Shipping = $6.00 in padded envelope I cannot ship seeds outside the US. No shipping to HI
Payment via Paypal. No personal checks
PM me if you are interested
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Fruit and cleaned seeds
Mother Palm
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By PalmatierMeg
First time event in my back yard jungle! My only Archonotophoenix myolensis has the brightest red seeds I have seen in a long time. This native of the Atherton Tableland in Queensland, Australia, may be the rarest species in the genus, according to Palmpedia, and it is endangered. I don't know how many exist in the US.
http://www.palmpedia.net/wiki/Archontophoenix_myolensis
It is by far the smallest and most petite of my Archos and I am excited to have seeds to pass on. See photos below:
Uncleaned and cleaned seeds
Infructescense on palm
Photos of Mother Palm
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By PalmatierMeg
I got Archonotophoenix maxima seeds by the 1,000s that need a new home. This afternoon I was picking ripe seeds off the ground for a buyer when my husband, against my wishes and at great risk to life and limb, climbed a ladder way up to the monstrous infructescenses loaded with ripe seeds and started cutting them down. Down they came while seeds flew all over the ground and seawall and rained into the canal. The ground turned blood red. Sprinklers go off tonight so we grabbed a crate and spent the next hour picking up all the seeds we could find. Now our gain can be your gain.
Archo max may be the rarest of the king palms in the US. That's unfortunate because it is reputedly the cold hardiest of the king palms, according to Palmpedia, surviving mid-20s with 60% leaf burn. It is also the largest king palm and boasts the largest inflorescenses - I vouch for that. It is also quite fast growing. Check out the link below:
http://www.palmpedia.net/wiki/Archontophoenix_maxima
If you have ever dreamed of filling your front yard with Archo maximas, this is your chance to do so in only a few years at minimal cost. Seeds are uncleaned because I haven't the time or energy to do so. But they are so ripe they practically clean themselves. Seeds are easy and fast to germinate given plenty of warmth.
Archonotophoenix maxima fresh uncleaned seeds: First 50 @ $10.00 Additional quantities @ $5.00 per 50 seeds
Shipping for up to 100 seeds = $5.00 Higher quantities by quote
I cannot ship seeds outside the US. No shipping to HI
Payment via Paypal
PM me for a quote if you are interested
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Mother Palm
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By PalmatierMeg
Last year my Archo maxima produced a bountiful crop of seeds and is working on its 2021 crop. I potted up some of those seedlings and need to find them a new home. In the US Archo maxima is one of the rarest of the king palms. See article in Palmpedia:
http://www.palmpedia.net/wiki/Archontophoenix_maxima
Archonotophoenix maxima Seedlings: $2.00 each. Minimum order = $20.00 NOTE: I am listing other palm seedlings and you are welcome to mix & match species
Shipping = $10.00 No shipping outside the US. No shipping to HI
Seedlings will be sent without pots and soil, with roots wrapped in damp orchid moss, clear wrap and foil.
Payment via Paypal. PM me if you are interested
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Mother Palm
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By Mr.SamuraiSword
Was passing through Macon Georgia last week, and was surprised at some of the palms. Spent around an hour driving around. One place called AP's Hidden Hideaway Restaurant on 4275 Broadway Dr, had some tall Washingtonia Robusta, especially for interior GA. Quite a bit of winter burn, 30 - 50% of fronds were fried, most fronds had some burn.
Tallest ones here,
Some of the worst burn on these,
These three seemed more like filibusta. thicker trunks and all, and considerably less burn.
Couple more, volunteer on the bottom right.
In Washington Park in downtown Macon, were a couple very old Sabal Palmetto, I talked to a few people in a palm forum on FB and they said those palms were there and around the same size 1980s, so these were probably planted at least in the 1940s
Love that Lolipop Look.
Quite a few volunteers in the park, two of which were adult palms.
Across the street from this park, was another large volunteer, growing in a sidewalk. Shows how long the old ones have been there.
Quite a few other interesting palms around town, the Hideaway also had quite a few Chinese Fan palms, mixed in with pindos and Washys.
Plenty of nice pindos around too.
Nice one in Downtown
Plenty of other great sabals around too.
Lots of nice Trachycarpus around, but only got to take photos of these two big ones.
Young Washingtonia in downtown, looking great.
Small Chinese Fan in downtown,
The Hideaway had tons of large Sago Cycads too, total of over 40 sagos at least.
One even naturalizing.
Speaking of volunteers, the downtown region had plenty of sabal volunteers, clearly palms have been present for quite some time.
More Sagos around town, plenty of big ones.
Keep in mind I only looked around for about an hour, so this is only the tip of the palm iceburg in Macon
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