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Dictyocaryum lamarckianum & Cyphosperma tanga

Palmaholic John

By Palmaholic John
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Palmaholic John

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Hi,

Anyone have these seedlings for sale? If so, let me know...I'm interested in buying a few of each.

  • Dictyocaryum lamarckianum
  • Cyphosperma tanga
  • Areca catechu (dwarf)

John A.

Satellite Beach, Florida

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Breadfruit Bill

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Welcome to the Forum John! Seeing the palms you are interested in it seems you will fit in well around here! We are all palmaholics!

If I may suggest, check out www.floribundapalms.com

Also, the dwarf catachu you should probably buy this one once confirmed... The offspring don't always germinate true to type (they aren't always dwarfed!)

www.dadluvsu.com

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Thanks for the tip. I just ordered a bunch of palms from Floribunda. That guy, Jeff, was really great to work with; he was extremely knowledgable and called several times to discuss and confirm my order. When I ordered, Floribunda had every palm I could image....except for the A.catechu dwarf and the C.tanga. So the search continues. It wouldn't be fun if everything came easily...right?

John A.

Satellite Beach, Florida

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