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The Silent Seed
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OK, I'm on the lookout to improve upon some of my personal collections, and would appreciate any leads for any of the following, in seed, or plant form.

Pandanus (Not seeds)

Any caudiciforms (tree, vine, succulent, etc.)

Unusual conifers - Retrophyllum, Araucaria, other obscure genera.

Jubaea chilensis (Just because it's the largest palm!)

Encephalartos seeds that I don't yet have, or small seedlings.

Sabal bermudana

Phoenix sp. (Except dactylifera - I have 3 from a very unusual location.)

Sabal miamiensis

Sabal uresana

Sabal pumos

Sabal gretheriae

Still looking for Entada gigas, or other Entada / similar genera.

I also am always looking to get plants/seeds from other countries - I love being able to tell people that this plant came from so and so country - I like having the stories!

I have a few NOID caudiciform trees that I could send your way. Most of them are just starting to break bud, so now would still be OK to ship them bare root.

I am also looking for Pandanus.

OK, I'm on the lookout to improve upon some of my personal collections, and would appreciate any leads for any of the following, in seed, or plant form.

Pandanus (Not seeds)

Any caudiciforms (tree, vine, succulent, etc.)

Unusual conifers - Retrophyllum, Araucaria, other obscure genera.

Jubaea chilensis (Just because it's the largest palm!)

Encephalartos seeds that I don't yet have, or small seedlings.

Sabal bermudana

Phoenix sp. (Except dactylifera - I have 3 from a very unusual location.)

Sabal miamiensis

Sabal uresana

Sabal pumos

Sabal gretheriae

Still looking for Entada gigas, or other Entada / similar genera.

I also am always looking to get plants/seeds from other countries - I love being able to tell people that this plant came from so and so country - I like having the stories!

I think you can get sabal uresana and bermudana seedlings from tejastropicals.com. that is where I bought my uresana, a very nice blue one too.

Formerly in Gilbert AZ, zone 9a/9b. Now in Palmetto, Florida Zone 9b/10a??

 

Tom Blank

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