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Pritchardia pacifica(?) seedlings in 3g

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June 3, 201610 yr

I have nearly one dozen Pritchardia seedlings in 3g pots for sale. Christian Faulkner visited my garden last week and thinks they are likely P. pacifica but young Pritchardias tend to look alike. I collected the seeds back in 2014 when I went to Cuba. I believe I mistook the parent palm for a Copernicia although I can't quite remember picking them up as I was ill and suffering from palm overload. The giveaway is that these seedlings are unarmed, unlike Copernicias. They have grown fairly fast for me. On the last cold front of the winter in late Feb., they suffered some cold spotting, so I have been letting them grow out since then. Pleated leaves are a lovely spring green. I need to find them new homes as I am downsizing my container garden since my husband's cancer diagnosis.

Pritchardia pacifica(?) seedling in 3g pot = $25.00

FREE shipping. Palm sent without pot & soil. Roots wrapped in damp orchid moss, clear wrap & foil

TOTAL = $25.00

Payment via Paypal. No shipping to HI or internationally.

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Meg

Palms of Victory I shall wear

Cape Coral (It's Just Paradise)
Florida
Zone 10A on the Isabelle Canal
Elevation: 15 feet

I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade.