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I just got back from florida was there for a few people selling these cheap so I had to buy them. Herrs the pics
one is a Rhapis excelsa with 6 trunks in a 15 gallon 4 trunks are over 6 feet tall and produces seeds I got for $98
second are 3 sabal minors in 7 gallons and third I got two 7 gallon needle palms. It was a good weekend! 😆 
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Posted : 20/08/2006 12:46 pm
great needle palms. hard (impossible) to find up north. What city did you get them in? Igo to Fort Lauderdale in winter and never see needles in the home centers. Plenty of everything else though. Keep that rhaphis in a shady spot, they sunburn easily
Posted : 21/08/2006 11:58 am
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nucci60 I just sent you a pm
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Posted : 21/08/2006 1:11 pm
thanks!
Posted : 22/08/2006 2:10 pm
