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A visit to Mullumbimby palms

happypalms

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A day trip to Mullumbimby to get some stock for a landscaping job I had to buy from Charlie he has done an amazing amount work to establish his huge palm nursery taking around 30 years there are hundreds of landscaping palms taking a lot of years to get to the advanced size they are in there containers being a palm lover you have admire the work and beauty of the palms on mass.

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Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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Looks like some are field grown ? I would not be able to resist coming home with way too many palms! Harry

Harry’s Palms Grand Master

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I just noticed the Rhapis seeds . One of mine has some similar seeds . The first time it has done that . What color are they when they are ready? Mine are almost white right now. Harry

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20 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

I just noticed the Rhapis seeds . One of mine has some similar seeds . The first time it has done that . What color are they when they are ready? Mine are almost white right now. Harry

Yes Charlie some palm in stock for me they are to common but full credit for sticking with it for 30 years and most of them from seed so they are his babies and I can relate to that the rhapis from what I can remember they are white but wait until you see signs of them dropping of it is rare in my area to set rhapis seeds but it does happen from time to time so not that uncommon I have purchased seeds before and they are slow from seed I have a lot of rhapis in my garden and never any seeds and in all the years I have been into palms only twice have I seen it in gardens.

Richard 

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