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So. Cal palm growers

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I’m visiting So. Cal and would like to check out some palm nurseries while I’m here. Anything in the valley? 
I know there are quite a few down in northern San Diego area like Jungle Music and KW. 
specifically looking for larger 15 gal to 24” Brahea edulis and Clara, as well as checking out other things. 

I haven't shopped with him, but I hope to be out there soon too:

@Joe palma might have what you're looking for. 

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I can second the Joe Palma recommendation.

Perhaps also see if you can see Josh at Fairview Nursery. He’s appointment only but has lots of great palms (including some not listed on his website)...

https://fairviewnursery.com/plants/palms/

Stacey Wright  |  Graphic Designer

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