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Linospadix monostachya plants or seedlings wanted, or least desired fresh seeds

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I am really hoping that someone in the ol' US of A has seedlings or plants for sale.  The last time I found time to read forum was the article on the native palms in Australia.  I then remembered this palm in Eric Christensen's fabulous garden in the south Bay area.  

Does anyone have this?  I have access to free shipping overnight of FedX through my husbands work, to avoid any freezing in the country at the current time, and would love to have this palm.  Let me know.  

I am terrible at palm germination, but I do have a monster bag of my own seeds sprouting of C. Oblongata that I could share this summer besides paying for the plant.  I suppose this could be called a bribe.... This has a fabulous, visual flower stalk of neon orange and big purple seeds.  But, I have been useless at germinating Len's stepped trunk, & four other bags in moist, sphagnum moss etc that are all sitting quietly in my bathroom.  I just got inspired to put my plant thermometer in the bag.... hold on 'it is thinking'.  65 F.  this is probably my problem.  I also have loads of Brahea Moorei stalks, but seeds won't be in until next Fall or more to sweeten the pot if someone could find this palm for me.  

Cecile

On 1/31/2024 at 4:04 AM, SHEP said:

I am really hoping that someone in the ol' US of A has seedlings or plants for sale.  The last time I found time to read forum was the article on the native palms in Australia.  I then remembered this palm in Eric Christensen's fabulous garden in the south Bay area.  

Does anyone have this?  I have access to free shipping overnight of FedX through my husbands work, to avoid any freezing in the country at the current time, and would love to have this palm.  Let me know.  

I am terrible at palm germination, but I do have a monster bag of my own seeds sprouting of C. Oblongata that I could share this summer besides paying for the plant.  I suppose this could be called a bribe.... This has a fabulous, visual flower stalk of neon orange and big purple seeds.  But, I have been useless at germinating Len's stepped trunk, & four other bags in moist, sphagnum moss etc that are all sitting quietly in my bathroom.  I just got inspired to put my plant thermometer in the bag.... hold on 'it is thinking'.  65 F.  this is probably my problem.  I also have loads of Brahea Moorei stalks, but seeds won't be in until next Fall or more to sweeten the pot if someone could find this palm for me.  

Cecile

Shep iam not sure on your import regulations I do have access to thousands of seeds 

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