Judging by the trunk,leaf,coloration of petiole bases and the lack of large thorns on the petioles....I would say its highly likely to be mostly/all F...

I can't imagine those leaves are normal for McCurtain.More than likely it was grown packed in with other palmswith indirect,filtered light-possibly sh...

Here's my new Sabal Minor. Pretty small but I'm still excited about it.<a href="" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt=" photo ee66944...

Thanks you guys.HenohThat Takil one way or another is also from James seeds.Mike I do the same thing in regard to fertilizer.I have had to help out th...

MikeOne thing I am doing this year is giving my Thai giant lots more water, it probably would like even more-but I think it really is best from the sk...

Thai giant or Castor?Are you talking 3' tall or a 3' leaf size?

I had some kind of Colocasia that I planted during my big Elephant ear year.Whatever it was came back a couple years in a row with nothing resembling ...

Thanks AaronThey are great flowers -the changing color is like having more flowers on one plant.TimThe giants really love the warm humid nights-plenty...

looks amazing

Pretty amazing all around Mike...but I gotta saythe standouts for me were the Basjoo!They are truly massive.

Maybe just lucky -but pretty tough and a nice recovery too for its size.

How big was it went you left it outside over winter Jim? Do you think I should wait a few years?Here it is after last winter.<a href="" target="_b...

Nice TimThat is a lot of flowering Yucca in one yard!<a href="

This little McCurt has some nice blue on him already.