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Howdy folks,

My father has spend the last 10 weeks in tropical Darwin and in his absence I was entrusted to look after the family business. I am very happy to temporarily take charge and have done so on many previous occasions.

Anyways he has just returned and thankfully he still has a business to return to. Totally unnecessary but he has returned with this great gift.....

Now I just have keep it looking this nice... Apparently this was the last remaining specimen available? 30 were purchased by another buyer a week before and this was the "runt"? I love it!!!

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What a BEAUTY !!! you lucky bugger, what size pot is that in ?

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This palm is fiing a 200mm pot

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Do you know if there replenishing there stocks at all ?

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I believe they have a flowering specimen of which this is progeny... So I assume there will be more in the future

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Wow, what is it?

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Nice score Ben that is a stunning palm - One i would love to grow here if i had a heated greenhouse !

Old Beach ,Hobart
Tasmania ,Australia. 42 " south
Cool Maritime climate

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Lovely palm! What a wonderful present!

Cindy Adair

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Now that's what I call a present!! You should send him up to Darwin more often.

Regards Neil

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Wow. Great specimen.

Paul only slightly jealous.

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Your dad rocks That is top shelf goods :greenthumb:

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