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A few free palms - come dig em up

Hilo Jason
Hilo Jason
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I'm going through the yard and removing a few palms that don't seem to be 100% happy. I'm looking to dig these up ASAP to make room for new plantings. Come and help dig them, bring a few pots and they're yours. PM for details, directions. First come, first served.

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Hyophorbe Verschafeltii

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Gaussia Maya

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Licuala Ramsayi

All 3 of these got a bit beat up this past winter, but should recover nicely if put in a good micro-climate and given some TLC. I'd rather give them away and give them a second chance then throw them in the greens bin.

I might have a couple more as well, so whoever comes to get these might end up with some more if interested.

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Dewd, that L. ramsayi don't look too bad. I bet with a few more years and a tad bit more water you'd have a nice specimine.

Matt Bradford

"Manambe Lavaka"

Spring Valley, CA (8.5 miles inland from San Diego Bay)

10B on the hill (635 ft. elevation)

9B in the canyon (520 ft. elevation)

Thanks Again Jason for allowing me to adopt some of your palms! heres a few pics! I planted the L. ramsayii in a pot on my patio for now ...

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Nickolas - Thanks for stopping by to pick those up. always good to see you and it's nice to see those planted out at your place already.

Matty - yeah, I think it could get better looking, but decided to put a Dypsis Hovomantsina in it's place. I do have another Licuala in my greenhouse that is looking great, so maybe I will find another place for it one day.

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