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El Paso TX - Sale Phoenix theophrasti and Butia odorata

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For sale in El Paso, TX. You pick-up (westside):

1 very healthy 5 gal potbound Cretan date palm (Phoenix theophrasti) at $200 obo. See picture attached.

3 (also potbound) 5gal Pindo palms (Butia odorata) for sale at $50/each. See pictures attached. There are 3 other pindos in not so good shape that I'd consider at a substantial discount if you want them.

 

Also been growing for about the last 5 yrs or so, other cold hardy/marginal palms and cycads not common in the El Paso area. All for local pick-up (not set up for shipping). Private message me if interested.

Sergio

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18 hours ago, Del Norte said:

For sale in El Paso, TX. You pick-up (westside):

1 very healthy 5 gal potbound Cretan date palm (Phoenix theophrasti) at $200 obo. See picture attached.

3 (also potbound) 5gal Pindo palms (Butia odorata) for sale at $50/each. See pictures attached. There are 3 other pindos in not so good shape that I'd consider at a substantial discount if you want them.

 

Also been growing for about the last 5 yrs or so, other cold hardy/marginal palms and cycads not common in the El Paso area. All for local pick-up (not set up for shipping). Private message me if interested.

Sergio

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Apologies, that was a typo they are 15 gal not 5 gal pots

Great looking palms.  If you weren't halfway to California I'd be there in a heartbeat.   Good luck.

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Thanks Keith!

  • 2 weeks later...

I'd love to get my hands on that Butia! 

Los Angeles, CA and Myrtle Beach, SC.

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Brad, That could work if you're driving from LA to Myrtle Beach on I-10 :)

 

 

lol I've been on that trip one too many times my friend. Stunning specimen though, I'm in love with the first one. Hope it finds a good home!

Los Angeles, CA and Myrtle Beach, SC.

  • 1 year later...

Is the Phoenix theophrasti still for sale?  Jeff

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8 hours ago, Jeff Anderson said:

Is the Phoenix theophrasti still for sale?  Jeff

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for reaching out. I sold it shortly after I posted.

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