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Floribunda Palms Spring 2026 Price List Update

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March 15Mar 15

Exciting New Additions

We are very grateful for the continued support through 2025 and into 2026, and are thrilled to announce our updated price list to kick off the growing season.

This includes some exciting new additions and old favorites, see the preview below for some highlights:

Chrysalidocarpus aff. ovobontsira

One of the most exciting new palms, a large Chrysalidocarpus species that came in under the name ovobontsira, but ended up being something more exciting, a palm that doesn't fit neatly into any description and is apparently new to science. It is a gorgeous, moderately fast growing palm with a striking white pruinose crownshaft, upper trunk, petioles, and spadices. Finally available for your own garden/nursery!

Orania disticha

Hailing from Papua New Guinea, this amazing palm is one of the select set of species that carries its leaves on a single plane, giving the crown a distinctive 'flat' appearance. A great talking point for the tropical / semi-tropical garden.

Physokentia petiolata

This exceedingly rare Fijian palm has been an extended labor of love to bring into cultivation. The purple crownshaft, bright red inflorescence, and stilt roots make this a unique showstopper palm that inspires and delights.

Geonoma oldemanii

A clustering Geonoma from Brazil / French Guiana with beautiful large bifid leaves, the newest ones showing a splash of red. A great 'eye level' palm that adds an interesting accent to well planned gardens.

Zamia elegantissima
A new cycad for the spring list - a stunning landscape specimen with petioles that are relatively spineless compared to others in the genus.

All this and many more, available now on our price list!

Visit https://floribunda.xyz/pricelist

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Floribunda Palms and Exotics
P.O. Box 635
Mountain View, HI 96771
Telephone: 808-966-8003 | Toll-Free: 866-966-8003
Email: Info@FloribundaPalms.com | Web: https://www.FloribundaPalms.com / https://floribunda.xyz

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March 16Mar 16

Hi I saw you in the fall but decided it would be better to order in the spring. How much is shipping normally? I’m in VA. Thank you.

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March 17Mar 17

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On 3/15/2026 at 6:11 PM, mrjc said:

Hi I saw you in the fall but decided it would be better to order in the spring. How much is shipping normally? I’m in VA. Thank you.

Hello Jack, please reach out to Jeff directly to discuss orders and shipping, the contact details are in the signature and on the website. Thank you for your interest!

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March 18Mar 18

On 3/15/2026 at 9:11 PM, mrjc said:

Hi I saw you in the fall but decided it would be better to order in the spring. How much is shipping normally? I’m in VA. Thank you.

I've done 5 or 6 orders from Floribunda. Typical overnight UPS charges have been $50-75 to Florida. There's also a flat packing charge, the last order it was $30. For example, the last order I did 5 gallon sized, a bunch of seedlings and 4x 4" pots. The shipping was $54 in a moderate sized box, maybe 3' x 1.5' x 1'. Jeff's palms are all HUGE for the size of pot. If you distribute the S&H charges over the number of palms it's fairly low.

Springtime is a good time for a "bulk order"!!! :greenthumb: