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Some nice palms for the garden next spring Pinanga sp

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happypalms Grand Master

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A couple of nice palms that will be getting planted next spring. They have made it through one winter already so hopefully next spring they will be planted. First up is a couple of nice Pinanga blue seed, chamaedorea adscenden, copernica hospita, areca vidaliana and a nice Pinanga maroon crownshaft sp. Some nice ones to have in the collection but definitely looking forward to the Pinanga species growing in the garden. Along with the other ones 

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Some very healthy looking palms there , off to a good start. And , by Spring , will be ready for sure. Some very “happy palms” 😂 Harry

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18 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Some very healthy looking palms there , off to a good start. And , by Spring , will be ready for sure. Some very “happy palms” 😂 Harry

Yes the Instagram shots they call those ones. Dont look behind the potting bench in the sick Bay Area 🤣 Actually I don’t have a sick bay for palms if there on there way out they pretty well much go to the compost heap. But I do get my failures like we all do. 
Richard 

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