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Buying plants again

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At it again eh? Good on ya , Richard! A lovely bunch. Harry

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    On 4/23/2026 at 11:00 PM, Harry’s Palms said:

    At it again eh? Good on ya , Richard! A lovely bunch. Harry

    Iam not stopping now, I’ve come this far!

    Richard

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    On 4/23/2026 at 11:00 PM, Harry’s Palms said:

    At it again eh? Good on ya , Richard! A lovely bunch. Harry

    As usual getting the collection growing! 
    Richard 

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    This weeks fix of Mother Natures gifts are as follows IMG_1958.thumb.jpeg.e1f9f06ab841c2f37bb22a1c83519e55.jpegChristmas time!IMG_1955.thumb.jpeg.793e7d770cfba3376a67a4c3c3e2bbd9.jpegcalyptrocalyx yumutumeneIMG_1956.thumb.jpeg.e55375636675cacff2a426685fdbe422.jpegzamia encephalartoidesIMG_1960.thumb.jpeg.ebfea794c35c55a25d70de06bdd58682.jpegdypsis forcifolia IMG_1959.thumb.jpeg.2295a3ea58d48d56a00462178f35a111.jpegbaringtonia proceraIMG_1961.thumb.jpeg.2ed42792c9120845389bde1f8b442ff3.jpegphilodendron davidsonii IMG_1962.thumb.jpeg.b84481cc24b762e1dea2f3598ddfb88a.jpeg
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    Here we go again the last lot before winter, it’s just not worth the risk getting plants from a tropical climate, the plants just go into shock to much. So a couple of good ones this week. IMG_2330.thumb.jpeg.2be57b76b3601e035745ece89dfe6a57.jpegiguanura species broad leafIMG_2331.thumb.jpeg.f993e05b5244cc5cbaed742b0bfe50a4.jpeggeonoma atrovirens IMG_2332.thumb.jpeg.e242473d0761a785c87cee1f19bd3958.jpeggardenia resiniferaIMG_2334.thumb.jpeg.63996c85ce60a7756db6397abff73962.jpegareca rabaulIMG_2335.thumb.jpeg.4470354833ff8e610a63da59814c2dd6.jpegcalyptrogyne ghiesbreghtiana 
    IMG_2333.thumb.jpeg.296938c1ed9f79d1bf3cb7d96d395e43.jpegand another Calyptrogyne ghiesbreghtiana 

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    Bit of a push on the seedlings mid winter. But I had the chance to pick 50 Calyptrocalyx pollyphylus, at a very reasonable price for 75mm tube stock so I grabbed them. I have a few porphyllus in trays in the greenhouse already doing well over winter, so this batch should be ok. And while I was ordering a few palms I grabbed a few cordylines rubra and kaui beauty, along with some plumeria cuttings for the garden.

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    Nice haul. My recent trip down to La Habra to see @DoomsDave gave me a boost . My buddy Kurt and I came home with the back of his SUV packed! Gaussia , Dypsis Cabadae , Ernie’s ( Dave is usually well stocked with Chamaedorea Ernesti Augusti ) , Ptychosperma , and Kurt got more than me! Nice feeling to adopt new plants for the garden . We were going to place a combined order with Floribunda , but Kurt wanted some larger stuff and he was wanting to meet Dave. I am waiting for cooler temps to plant but the shade lovers will be going in the ground soon. I need to get some Ernie’s in the ground as “ in betweenie “ palms!😄Happy gardening for @happypalms ! Harry
    1 hour ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Nice haul. My recent trip down to La Habra to see @DoomsDave gave me a boost . My buddy Kurt and I came home with the back of his SUV packed! Gaussia , Dypsis Cabadae , Ernie’s ( Dave is usually well stocked with Chamaedorea Ernesti Augusti ) , Ptychosperma , and Kurt got more than me! Nice feeling to adopt new plants for the garden . We were going to place a combined order with Floribunda , but Kurt wanted some larger stuff and he was wanting to meet Dave. I am waiting for cooler temps to plant but the shade lovers will be going in the ground soon. I need to get some Ernie’s in the ground as “ in betweenie “ palms!😄Happy gardening for @happypalms ! Harry

    So nice to see you both! Always nice to spread palmy love and positivity in general.

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