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I just dug up some good size pups of Goldfinger & White Iholena they are about (2-5 ft) ...

I posted pic. of areca catechu dwaft at a friends garden the other day and said I would post some more so here they are.This garden is only 7 yrs. old and a lot of the plants are from seed he started.I don't know how he gets the growth rate he gets I just shake my head in disbelief. dypis decipiens dypsis onilahensis from seed licuala elegans from seed dypsis csabadae from seed voanioala from seed carpoxlon areca cat. dwaft from seed This came in as dypsis saintelucei it is not I have never seen this before, some of the plants split in to two trunks as you can see . The fron are very up right like D saintelucei and have the silver or white underside.The seed is nothing like d.s. the seed off these palms germinated well looking forward to growing this one. arecs macrocalyx red dypsis arenarum from seed joey perakensis

Meg Chamaedorea n.3 oblongata ? -n. 8 tepejilote ? Meg ,I have these chamaedorea that are as big as your Chamaedorea costaricana Chamaedorea elegans Chamaedorea klotzschiana Chamaedorea oblongata Chamaedorea pochulensis Chamaedorea radicalis Chamaedorea tepejilote Chamaedorea glaucifolia and Chamaedorea hooperiana these are still small

im gonna take a wild guess and say copernicia. Lets see some better pictures

Trithrinax campestris. If the leaf tips are sharp as hell then it is for sure

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SENT YA A PM! I sent off the nanners today: 1 Goldfinger 1 White Iholena 1 Java Blue / Icecream Empireo22 I think I can get some together for you. How big do you want them? Shipping can be Flat rate Large box: $16.85 or Priority Triangle box goes by weight (you can fit larger pups in these boxes) Goldfingers on left & White Iholena on the right

D. baronii, and onilahensis would certainly be tops on my list. They're easy where you are, and variable enough to be interesting. They will eventually get to be tall bamboo-like stems about 20 feet tall, so you might want to leave room to plant other, shorter things nearby. D. psammophila would also work, as would D. lutescens. All are clumpers. Euterpe's a little tender for the full sun. They're better, in my experience, in semi-shade. Plus, it's a single-trunker and I think you'd be better off with clumpers.