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By Eric in Orlando
https://www.leugardens.org/plant-sale-march-12-13-900-a-m-500-p-m/
Plant Sale
March 12 & 13, 2022
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
FREE Admission all Weekend!
Plants, Plants & more Plants! Shop directly from the growers and best of all, Leu Gardens is free all weekend, donations are gratefully accepted at all entrances to help offset costs of this event. Make sure you bring a wagon or plant cart for your purchases. Rain or shine.
Growers will be selling a variety of plants including: annuals, bamboo, bromeliads, butterfly plants, camellias, ferns, fruit trees, gingers, heliconias, herbs, native plants, orchids, palms, plumerias, roses, vines and more! Plus, we will have some great outdoor garden accessories! There will be delicious food and treats to purchase so you can stay and enjoy the day.
Leu Members shop early on Saturday, March 12 at 8:00 a.m. Please bring your valid membership card and photo ID. Guests of members will not be allowed in until 9:00 a.m., this is exclusive for Leu Gardens’ Members. Not applicable to AHS or any Reciprocal Garden.
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By kinzyjr
See the graphic below and check the link for updates: https://www.leugardens.org/plant-sale-march-12-13-900-a-m-500-p-m/
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By Eric in Orlando
We obtained Tahina spectabilis seed from the first batch that was offered and received them in April 2008, We have planted 7 Tahina palms at Leu Gardens from this seed batch. Almost all of them were planted near other Madagascar natives.
1. acc# 090230, planted July 2009, located in the Palm Garden, growing next to a Hyphaene coriacea (formerly H. shatan) from Madagascar seed.
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By kinzyjr
Our summer meeting is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, June 12th, 2021. Current plans are a visit to Leu Gardens in the morning and a lunch and nursery visit in the afternoon. More details will be made available as they are finalized.
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By Eric in Orlando
Licuala longipes or L. spinosa? It was acquired in 2004 at a South FL sale. Licuala longipes is supposed to be solitaire and trunkless. I have seen a couple others in FL also marked as L. longipes that look like this. Did some misidentified seed get distributed years ago? This is growing at Leu Gardens.
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