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By MaryLock
The Hawaii Island Palm Society and Floribunda Palms & Exotics put on their first ever Palm Master Class - and it was pretty mind blowing. The class size was restricted so there were two sessions of a little less than 30 people each. We met at the Hawaiian Acres Community Association and HIPS shuttled people to Floribunda with a rented a shuttle bus and a member's minivan.
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By teddytn
This may seem odd. Everyone pushes the envelope with the palms they plant, like how far north can you grow a coconut palm etc. What about the opposite? If I moved to Hawaii of course I would jump both feet in with all the tropical palms I could get my hands on, but I would definitely plant all the cold hardy palms I’m a fan of now too. To me it would be cool to watch the growth rate of a cold hardy palm in a tropical environment. Anyone have sabal minor, sabal palmetto growing in paradise? I would love to see pics!!!
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By Mandrew968
Happy New Year Palmtalk! I am posting to give everyone a heads up on the 2022 Biennial.
Who: IPS members only and due to logistics, max 150 people.
What: the IPS Biennial Hawaii 2022
When: October 9th through the 15th of 2022.
Where: Oahu and Hilo with pre and post tours planned for Maui and Kaua'i. Special notables include Lyon Arboretum, Foster Botanical, Floribunda and Leilani Estates and more.
Why: because it's Hawaii and we love super palmy places!
More details to come but if you plan on making it, save the date, and check in, below!
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By Kevin S
Today I went to Floribunda Palms to pick up my order. A little sad that Jeff was sick so no palm tour from him he did drag himself out of bed and show up as I was loading my new palms in the truck. I did get a quick walk-through with one of his workers to see the garden. It’s been along time since I’ve been there never enough time on my vacations to do anything. Well I took a few photos that I can share.
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