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By teddytn
Walking around the yard weeding and watering and thought I would share some of what I have growing. Needle palms, sabal minor mccurtain, sabal minor, sabal Birmingham, various opuntias, yucca rostratas.
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By MTY
Hi all. New member here from St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands. I've identified at least 12 palm varieties in the condo grounds where I'm residing, and I'm putting together a guide/walking tour for folks here to learn about them. But I need help! This palm identification thing seems to only get more difficult the more I learn...
I'm going to post a few threads to help identify some that have confused me - any help is appreciated! After, I'll post the full guide when I complete it. Thanks in advance!
Are these Washingtonia Robusta/Mexican Fan Palms? Are the first two photos a different variety than the last three? I thought these were Sabal at first but there are varying degrees of toothy armature on the petioles.
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By donofriojim1
Here is a small update on some of my palms that I have been growing here in Cincinnati ( zone 6b) WITHOUT any protection whatsoever. Unlike parts of Texas that saw below zero temperatures, We in Cincinnati experienced a low of 3 degrees Fahrenheit. These are just some of my palms as of yesterday now that the thaw has begun. The large needle palm was a palm that I salvaged from a restaurant along the Ohio river just outside of downtown Cincinnati last September that had been growing in a median in the parking lot totally unprotected and fully exposed to the elements since 2009. I will be posting more updates on my other palms and exotica later.
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By PalmatierMeg
For sale is the total crop of seeds of an unknown dwarf Sabal minor. I germinated this palm around 2008 from a seed sent to me by a PTer I can no longer recall. Where he got it I don't know but he sent it to me as Sabal etonia. I learned years later it is actually S. minor. That makes sense to me because actual Sabal etonias never survived for me. I planted it in my Caribbean Garden in 2009. During the 12 years I have had it, it has grown painfully slowly to its current size of 2' tall x 3-4' wide. I has flowered for years but produces crops of sometimes fewer than 100 seeds. This year's seed output is <200 seeds. It is a compact grower and should be cold hardy as any other Sabal minor.
180+ Sabal minor unknown dwarf seeds = $15.00 ONE LOT ONLY
Shipping = $5.00 in padded envelope. No shipping outside the US; no shipping to HI
TOTAL = $20.00
Payment via Paypal
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Sabal minor unknown dwarf
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By PalmatierMeg
For Sale: 60+ Sabal minor Blountstown Dwarf seeds ONE LOT ONLY
I got this uber dwarf Sabal minor from Plant Delights Nursery some years back. See links below for info.
https://www.plantdelights.com/products/sabal-minor-blountstown-dwarf
This is the last of the 2020 crop of seeds from my mother palms.
60+ Sabal minor Blountstown Dwarf seeds = $12.00
Shipping = $5.00 in padded envelope. No shipping outside the US; no shipping to HI
TOTAL = $17.00
Payment via Paypal
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Sabal minor Blountstown Dwarf
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