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I have a new fresh crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seeds. If you are interested in purchase please visit here: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/ I also have T. wagnerianus x fortunei nainital (female is T. wagnerianus) and T. fortunei x wagnerianus (female is T. fortunei with large stiff fronds). I can ...

I have a new fresh crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seeds. If you are interested in purchase please visit here: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/ I also have T. wagnerianus x fortunei nainital (female is T. wagnerianus) and T. fortunei x wagnerianus (female is T. fortunei with large stiff fronds). I can ...

A fresh crop of Canadian Trachycarpus wagnerianus seeds is available for sale. Please visit my website: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/

Jeff

Planted some of this years seed and it took about 5-6 weeks for the first sprout.

Jeff

I live in Victoria on the west coast of Canada. I have a large new crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed for sale. I recently lowered my US and International prices because the US dollar has strengthened against the Canadian dollar. My web site is here: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/ I provide growing ...

I have a new crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed. If you are interested in purchasing some, please go to my web site: http://waggieseeds.webs.com

I provide growing instructions.

Jeff

whats the average germination time on these? since my waggie spear pulled I am interested in getting a few seeds It is variable depending on soil medium and temperatures. A couple of months would be normal. Some have sped germination by removing the "papery" coating on the seeds before planting. I ...

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I have a new crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed for sale. If you are interested, please check here: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/

Jeff

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I have a new crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed for sale. If you are interested, please check here: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/

Jeff

I have a fresh crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed available. Please visit my web site: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/

I have a fresh crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed available. Please visit my web site: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/

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I still have a good supply of my 2010 crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seeds. These are grown in British Columbia, Canada where I have seen lows of -10C (-14F) with several days below freezing this past winter. As I type this is it -9C (17F). Within the past three years I have seen -11C (12F). The ...

I still have a good supply of my 2010 crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seeds. These are grown in British Columbia, Canada where I have seen lows of -10C (-14F) with several days below freezing this past winter. As I type this is it -8C (17F). Within the past three years I have seen -11C (12F). The ...

I grew this palm from seed many years ago. Out of serveral sprouts, I only managed to grow one up to a 2 gal size (damping off). I planted it in the spring and it grew well all summer. Come fall we had a freeze (nothing too bad) and it died. I would say it is at best a zone 9 palm.

I have just picked a new crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed. If you are interested in purchasing some, please go to our web site: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/

I provide growing instructions.

I have just picked a new crop of Trachycarpus wagnerianus seed. If you are interested in purchasing some, please go to our web site: http://waggieseeds.webs.com/

I provide growing instructions.

I'm sorry to hear that. I managed to sprout some myself, from the same batch.

How about if you send me postage I will send you another 50. Postage is $2.50.

I like Hawaii. There are only two US states where there has not been an officialy recorded temperature above 100F (at least in the city). They are Alaska and Hawaii. Hawaii gets the best of warm winters and moderated summers (for the latitude). Near the coast there is usually a breeze. In my ...

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I have been burned a few times on new palm species that were reportedly as hardy as T. fortunei. I have heard that T. princeps is quite hardy though. I have seedling that haven't been tested yet. I can tell you that it is by far the most finicky Trachycarpus to grow. Very succeptable to over ...

As you pointed out, many palms don't show damage until spring. It can be May here before the full impact is seen. C. australis is much the same. I'm quite surprised you have one in Iowa. I gave up growing them on the coast where I am.