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Areca vestiaria woes

Missi

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BPK Palm Addict Community Regular

BPK Palm Addict

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Has anyone had any Iuck with these in the Florida Keys?

kwtimo Proficient

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On 11/10/2016, 2:48:11, BPK Palm Addict said:

Has anyone had any Iuck with these in the Florida Keys?

I've tried several of both the orange and maroon form at different properties to no avail.  But I have seen a few of the maroon form successfully and nicely grown in a few different gardens in the lower Keys, so they can work down here.

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Maybe I'll give it one more try. 

Cindy Adair Grand Master

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Such great palms and I hope you can get them growing for you! I admired them in botanical gardens for years, especially Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania but never thought I would be so blessed to be able to have 35 of my own. No help for trying them in Florida.

 

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After seeing what the rocky Hawaiian soil does for the roots, I'd plant mine in a crack in the driveway if I were in Naples.  :lol:

I'm going to keep this orange dude potted until it gets too big to move (optimistic aren't I?) 

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