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Cold hardy NJ Sabal minor seeds

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I have a pack of 185 seeds from an established Sabal minor (not sure what type) here in central NJ zone 7a.  This palm has been growing here for over 10 years with no damage ever and is not protected.  Asking $20 plus $5 shipping.  

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Have you looked on eBay Canada?

The major problem with shipping seeds to Canada is the high cost of shipping (at least $10+) and the US Customs declaration form, which many US sellers don't want to mess with. Canadian customs has become very restrictive on plant material shipped into the country and will seize anything that isn't declared. Maybe someone on the forum is willing to jump through the hoops to send them to you.

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