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Three great must have palms for the garden

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May 4May 4

Three of the best for any palm garden, a must have trio. Oraniopsis appendiculata archontophoenix purpurea lacospadix Australis clumping form

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May 5May 5

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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May 5May 5

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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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Wednesday at 09:38 AM2 days

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Three more great winners! Basselina eriostachysCalyptrogyne ghiesbreghtiana Hedyscepe Canterburyana

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Wednesday at 07:35 PM1 day

On 5/4/2026 at 11:27 AM, happypalms said:
Three of the best for any palm garden, a must have trio. Oraniopsis appendiculata

This is surely only a must have for those who have not reached the half way point of their life expectancy

London Z9a. Soon(ish) to be Canary Islands Z12.

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Yesterday at 10:53 AM1 day

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15 hours ago, alzo said:
This is surely only a must have for those who have not reached the half way point of their life expectancy

A true gardener never stops planting plants. Iam planting palms I will never see fruit, never get a trunk and never see them mature in the years I have left. Iam leaving behind a future generation garden, someone on day will say whoever planted this garden must have had a vision! Here’s another trio worth planting!chamaedorea falcifera Pinanga rumphianareindhartia latisecta