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Planting a few Ernest augustii Chams

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With a couple of Chams to spare why not plant a row of them along the path to the greenhouse. Germinated these few from a RPS batch of 200 seeds and lucked up in the Chamaedorea department. A nice row will make for a nice casual walk to the greenhouse sort of the driveway of driveways only to the greenhouse! 

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    Richard I had 50 of them, made with RPS seeds, unfortunately I don't have even 1 left

    GIUSEPPE

    Great choice . Whenever I visit @DoomsDave I come home with a few . A great looking palm for any shady place that has a source of water . My friend just loves them so I always gift him one . They can also live happily in containers. Harry

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    In its natural habitat, if you need more inspiration :)

     

     

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    44 minutes ago, WagnerMX said:

    In its natural habitat, if you need more inspiration :)

     

     

    Too right I got my shovel and iam digging. Thanks for posting I love it, iam going to try and recreate that one beautiful! 

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    10 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Great choice . Whenever I visit @DoomsDave I come home with a few . A great looking palm for any shady place that has a source of water . My friend just loves them so I always gift him one . They can also live happily in containers. Harry

    I looked at bench full of them and straight away I thought of you Harry, iam going to plant all of them in my garden I love them and so easy to grow. Such a beautiful palm. 
    Richard 

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    13 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

    Richard I had 50 of them, made with RPS seeds, unfortunately I don't have even 1 

    10 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

    Great choice . Whenever I visit @DoomsDave I come home with a few . A great looking palm for any shady place that has a source of water . My friend just loves them so I always gift him one . They can also live happily in containers. Harry

    I looked at bench full of them and straight away I thought of you Harry, iam going to plant all of them in my garden I love them and so easy to grow. Such a beautiful palm. 
    Richard 

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    13 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

    Richard I had 50 of them, made with RPS seeds, unfortunately I don't have even 1 left

    I wish I could send you plants gyuseppe. Your palm collection took a big hit in losing so many! 

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    Thank you Richard

    GIUSEPPE
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    18 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

    Thank you Richard

    Yes customs in Italy would not like me sending live plants unfortunately. Italy has a great horticulture industry and needs to be protected from pests and diseases. 

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    5 hours ago, happypalms said:

    Yes customs in Italy would not like me sending live plants unfortunately. Italy has a great horticulture industry and needs to be protected from pests and diseases. 

    but seeds yes, since yesterday I received your seeds, after more than a month stuck at the Customs to be inspected, have you checked your email?

    GIUSEPPE

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    4 hours ago, gyuseppe said:

    but seeds yes, since yesterday I received your seeds, after more than a month stuck at the Customs to be inspected, have you checked your email?

    That is good news you got your seeds I was worried about them. I will be able to send you more seeds! 

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    1 hour ago, happypalms said:

    That is good news you got your seeds I was worried about them. I will be able to send you more seeds! 

    yes Richard I am very Happy !

    GIUSEPPE
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    42 minutes ago, gyuseppe said:

    yes Richard I am very Happy !

    As we would say in Australia iam stoked man! Some slang for you. 

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