My pleasure, John.The tall spear does look ready to open.It's thicker than my thumb...You have visiting rights until it's warm enough to go to your pl...

Cool, Barrie, how about a pic.I'll have to visit SAVE ON here...That price...oh man, wish the bottles had been that :oops: :oops: Barb

Thanks, Jim.We're not desert as in sand dunes and such (although...if they don't stop overgrazing the hills, they will turn to sand)...but we're semi,...

Here's John's bottle palm.Mine is hidden behind it.Forgot to re-orient pic. There's a bit of brown at the end of the spear but think it'll be OK:And ...

Hi Jim,Yes I'm going to love having Washy filiferas. Most of my other palms need to be protected from the blistering sun in the afternoon so they end...

John, as it happens, they did have TWO...the other one's about 6 feet tall.Let me know if you want me to go back.I think my car can handle another run...

Thanks, Mike, I consider myself lucky to have found what I was looking for.Husband wishes it weren't so tall... :? :lol: Barrie, okay who what where ...

Jim, that 111F is a taste of next summer. :lol: they do sound almost bulletproof.The right type of palm for Canadians, too!Barb

Sebastien,It's a pleasure to read about your region.Or Ottowa with... Well, I don't find any hot place in Canada! I know what you mean BUT the Okanag...

Yes it was Jim Your passion for plants is evident! :lol: My 3 new Washy filifera are still pushing new fronds, despite both lower temps and daylight ...

That's a beauty!Barb

Jim, I was just curious about cutting the fronds off.I've never overwintered palms outdoors...too chicken to try.Yours will be well protected for anyt...

If kept away from rain under eaves, bet they'd do well on the West Coast.Hi Sebastien,Unfortunately, RPS doesn't list y.brevifolia for sale.Here's my ...