How can you NOT place an order after a few hours in this garden. Should be picking mine up this coming week.

Tim

Feel free to elaborate further Tim........ I'm jellous and curious

Each time I "re look" I see another "Wow", Look at the Cyphosperma Tanga ( Wow) to "our" left of Paul and Orange Edulis. Yes, Ive commented 3Xs but its a "Top Thread" Pete

How do I stop drooling on the keyboard?? Amazing specimens there...you're a lucky boy Paul!

Paul, thanks for the coverage of the #1 private collection of palms found anywhere. Great to see Jeff, even better to see so many of his palms getting bigger and more beautiful. BUT...many people out there would of like to have names to go with the pictures.

..many people out there would of like to have names to go with the pictures.

​Yes, please… names?

4 hours to photograph....4 Days to look at them all! Thanks for the photos! We Cube-farm rats appreciate them!

Jeff I agree mate I do usually label most of my pics in previous threads, but 4 big gardens in 2 days and over 1200 photos, it was abit overwhelming seeing, meeting and taking pics of their gardens. Do agree with you 100 %

Paul

I had to email Jeff to "ask" what these beauty's where ( gotta love em) and he wrote ,Pete..we are very busy and these palms are Physokentia thurstonii from Fiji..Unfortunately Paul took no notes with his many photos and I have no time to go through this..regards Jeff

If folks "really" want to know the name of a particular palm post it and 'Im sure" many could give an ID rather than bother Jeff or hassle Paul

Pete

I took photos of name tags on many of the palms in this post, so hopefully I can help ID some of them. Ask away.

Tim

Great thread Paul. Awesome pics too mate. It really looks like you had a WOW of the time.

Oh man, another Marcus tour? I can kiss another four hours of my life away. Jeff seems very generous with his time (he is always very detailed on the phone) and he definitely has channeled his chi flow into his collection. Maybe someday I can get on a tricycle and peddle around the garden sucking my thumb. Some folks (in most trades) really take it to the next level. Bravo Jeff!

Thanks, Paul, for the excellent coverage! Now I feel an urge to go palm shopping.

That group of Dypsis basilonga really caught my eye.

i have to see these hawaii gardens for myself, no question.thanks again all involved.

Fantastic...there are some real monsters in there...!!

So, a curious mind wants to know - does Jeff grow a coconut?

Pando, that made me laugh......then go through my photos of Jeff's place. I think I do remember a token coconut at the back of the property, but honestly I don't remember. I'm sure he does, there is at one of everything on that ark.

Tim

Ok, thanks Tim. I'll try to one-up this - does he grow a double coconut (Lodoicea)?

Any Sabinaria seedlings?? (hehe)

A stunning collection though, just jaw-dropping incredible.

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Incredible! One day I hope to visit in person.

Amazing collection, amazing photo's, need to go there i think

regards

colin

My jaw is glued to my chest . I hope this the year for me to visit Cheers

I feel sick with envy.

Joking apart you have done a great job mate.

Thanks everyone was a fantastic day

Paul

as always great pictures

Thanks Josh