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New Sabal Minor(s) planting! & Flowering C. Humilis

LasPalmerasDeMaryland

By LasPalmerasDeMaryland
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LasPalmerasDeMaryland

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I got some Sabal minors mail ordered from Ohio yesterday and I was able to plant today. I was shocked how big they were! They look so much smaller in photos, but they were like big kahunas! I was shocked! There were three in the pot, but the root systems were too intertwined and I didn’t wanna risk damaging them. Which is a shame because I much prefer the look of minors when they're not clumped. But oh well lol. My C. Humilis is also flowering! My first palm to do so! 

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@LasPalmerasDeMaryland Nice plants, especially the flowering Chamaerops!

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