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Three great must have palms for the garden

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happypalms Grand Master

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Three of the best for any palm garden, a must have trio. IMG_2190.thumb.jpeg.7a264075d19993ba5ecd4e31a7c92c27.jpegOraniopsis appendiculata IMG_2185.thumb.jpeg.69f064b6d3bda4c555b5e21e2cfa93f1.jpegarchontophoenix purpurea IMG_2187.thumb.jpeg.af2777f663e5351be7996c9687029476.jpeglacospadix Australis clumping form

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Well …. I have one of those , a Pupurea . I guess the other two will remain must have want list! That is if they would even grow here. Some nice ones there , and the list grows😎🌴. Harry

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8 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Well …. I have one of those , a Pupurea . I guess the other two will remain must have want list! That is if they would even grow here. Some nice ones there , and the list grows😎🌴. Harry

If you see em get em. 
They would grow there the Oraniopsis is cool tolerant and the lacospadix is just as cool tolerant. Oraniopsis is slow so most likely a snail in your climate! 
Richard 

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