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trachycarpus princeps

boko

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DoomsDave Grand Master

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I was just wondering? Are there any mature trachycarpus princeps around in private gardens?? Over here there just seedlings for sale.

Where are there seedlings for sale?

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Got mine from Coconut Climber on eBay... nice plant. Jv

Jv in San Antonio Texas / Zone 8/extremes past 29 yrs: 117F (47.2C) / 8F (-13.3C)

Carlo Morici Veteran

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We have one seedling with palmate leaves at the Palmetum, just a bit larger than the one shown by Rafael. Leaves are beautifully blue on the lower side. I wish to plant it as temperatures cool down next autumn.

I wander how will it grow in our coastal climate. T. fortunei just survives here, the other species seem to do better. Did anybody tried it in warmer coastal California?

Carlo

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@Dave in Holland that is. Seedlings and if you want a young plant it will cost you a lot of money.I bought a couple of four leave seedlings, let see how they doing in our climate.

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