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FREE Trithrinax acanthacoma/brasiliensis seeds 1 2 3
by DoomsDave- 2 followers
- 110 replies
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The palm below has been in my garden since about 2004, when I got it as a 15 gallon. It's now about 10 feet tall. This is a great species for those PalmTalkers who must contend with heat and cold. It's native to Argentina, where it experiences both. If you're in the Mediterranean region in Europe, England, maybe even Holland, these are worth a try in the ground. Likewise in the Southeastern US where a lot of cool palms are marginal; South Carolina, and southern Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Northern Florida. Try them in West Texas, Arizona. They will take cool, too, in British Columbia, northern California, coastal Oregon and Washington. And, anyw…
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Yucca filifera
by Patrick- 0 replies
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I have 3 1 gallon fliferas that I've neglected for years. I can't kill them. They could use a new home(s). Not sure how to ship. These are in vermiculite. Yeah, sorry. Please, they need a new home.
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Arenga engleri tall sprouts. Pick up only please in Lakewood,Ca
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Sago seeds
by Halsten- 1 follower
- 0 replies
- 259 views
Giving away 3 free sago palm seeds, fresh from the tree grown in turkey. send me a pm!
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Chamaerops humilis
by Darold Petty- 3 replies
- 455 views
I rescued this palm yesterday, July 10th, from a defunct palm garden in Palo Alto, CA. I don't wish to keep this palm for myself and, in fact, I don't have room for it in my congested, tiny garden, even to hold for an eventual transfer. Please come take this palm away ASAP. I can even offer a suitable large pot if you wish to hold it for some time before ground planting. It is quite a nice young pam, the trunk is about 6 inches diameter by 12 inches tall. Un-potted, as it is now, it will easily fit in any vehicle. and you can pot it up at your place. So...please come get this palm right now, "get this palm, "way down there, off Navy property" Bonus poi…
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Dietes butcheriana
by Darold Petty- 2 replies
- 309 views
Free, fresh seeds to the first two persons responding by PM. (Harvest date was June 23rd, 2024.)
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Hello, im looking for any free palm seeds / seedlings / smaller palms, anything possible. Looking to start my own palm garden here in Europe!
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Beccariophoenix alfredii You dig
by Billy- 7 replies
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I have this B. Alfredii planted out as a 20g that is growing nicely but I’m looking to get rid of. Like the title says, come dig it up and take it home.
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Livistona chinensis seeds
by Chris Chance- 1 follower
- 14 replies
- 683 views
Not sure if anyone would be interested but I was cleaning up today and I have probably thousands of seeds ready to go. Was going to throw away but if anyone wants some let me know.
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Free Rhopalostylis
by ellidro- 1 follower
- 12 replies
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IMG_3750.heic Free Rhopalostylis in Oceanside, you dig. PM if interested.
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What's out there?
by JohnAndSancho- 2 followers
- 18 replies
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Dunno if I'm allowed to ask this here, but long story short I did end up losing my car/apartment and had to come back to my mom's. I could only squeeze a few of my palms in the U-Haul, and my mom dropped one of my L. Weddellaniums and her cats basically gave a hurricane cut to my C. Plumosa. I know @DoomsDave is always good for seeds, but anybody else have any cuttings/seedlings/seeds for a good cause to replenish my collection? I'll take any and everything.
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15 gallon Cannomois grandis
by rhallford826- 1 follower
- 2 replies
- 452 views
I have a Cannomois grandis in a 15 gallon pot, unfortunately I couldn’t keep it happy. It needs a new home for someone who can meet its very specific needs. Text me if interested, free! Pickup in Newbury Park, CA 91320. I cannot hold the plant for long, so whoever is able to pick it up first gets it Thank you 🙏
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MulePalm flowers:
by TampaBayRay- 2 replies
- 349 views
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Free plants! San Diego
by blue240z- 1 reply
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The yard is changing and these two are coming out. 8” fire coral and 5” blue agave. I’ll help you dig 😎
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Rhopalostylis sapida "Chatham Island'
by Darold Petty- 4 replies
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When I was a beginner, (a long time ago) senior palm people were most generous, with both their time and plants. Now it is my turn to 'play it forward.' This palm is the seed offspring of my large adult, it is perfectly grown in a Stuewe TP812 pot, it is six years old from seed, and needs to be ground planted. I would hope that this palm goes to a coastal garden rather than a hot, inland site like Walnut Creek or Concord. No shipping, you must come to my garden for this palm.
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TampaBay area Copernicia alba
by TampaBayRay- 2 replies
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Full on mature specimen, I just don't have room for it Anybody interested will have to have some equip to pull it outta ground it's over ten ft tall. Let me reiterate, you dig it out... There's nothing important right there too so if you had a mini x and a bobcat to pop it out you'd have a specimen in a hours time
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Roystonea seedlings to locals only
by TampaBayRay- 0 replies
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Pickup in Mango area i4/i75 area of Floriduh😂 Yes they're free... I wouldn't want anyone to think I was getting over seeing how's I don't have anything into them. ✌️
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Coconut Palm seed
by cathyand80- 3 replies
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Anyone offering coconut palm seeds that would survive Ocklawaha, FL ! I was given potted coconut palm that a friend brought up from Miami but ? What type it was and it died
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Air pots, no shipping
by Darold Petty- 5 replies
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These were highly recommended, and are used by Kew Gardens. The only complaint is that the pot medium will dry out more quickly than a normal pot. I have five #5 and two #12 airpots, which cost me $140. No shipping, you must take delivery at my home, and a ' handling fee' of a microbrew dark ale or hazy IPA would be appreciated ! https://air-pot.com/garden/
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Free Palm Trees Houston, TX Area
by HtownPalms- 1 follower
- 11 replies
- 924 views
Hey everyone. I am trying to get rid of a few palms as we go into winter. My wife says that they aren't coming back into the living room. I have a 3 year old coconut palm in a 25 gallon pot. Unfortunately the soil in the pot is lava sand so it is heavy! I also have 5 or 6 Adonidia merrillii in 3 gallon pots with normal potting soil. I also have many random small exotic palms in 1 gallon pots. Dypsis pembana, Dypsis lutescens, possibly a few others. These are neglected little palms but still hanging in there. Everything is free. I live in Angleton but can meet in Pearland, Crosby, and will be in Conroe next weekend. If interested let me know. If th…
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Archontophoenix seedlings
by Palmiz- 1 follower
- 4 replies
- 793 views
I have Archontophoenix tuckerii and Maxima seedlings in a community pot, take a few or all. Also a few Roystonea Regia seedlings also if any local is interested. Pick up only please.
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Free: Date Palm Tree Needs a New Home
by djb529- 0 replies
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We have an established Date Palm tree that we inherited when we purchase our home. Unfortunately, the prior owner's placement didn't take into consideration decades of growth and we are needing to remove it. Rather than have it cut down, we are hoping someone might be able to repurpose. It's a beautiful tree, but just needs a better home. Free for the taking. Must dig out on your own. Please see attached photos. The tree is easily accessible via our front yard. We are located in Sacramento, CA. Thank you, Daniel Baker …
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Canary Island Date Palms
by SantaCruzSteve- 0 replies
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I have 3 in y backyard,25’ high 17’ diameter….looking to give away or sell if interested ? Also a Meyers lemon tree
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I have two like-size Royal Palms with about 14 ft of trunk, about 20 ft overall. They are healthy, were just planted in the wrong spot. They can easily be moved with a bobcat and a flatbed. Free to a good home, just dig up and transport.
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Free Hura crepitans -Dynamite/Sandbox Tree- Seeds
by Loxahatchee Adam- 5 replies
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I have some fresh Hura crepitans seeds available off my tree here. I've yet to hear any do their namesake dynamite pop though. The pods are all maturing on the tree and opening on their own. When I take the seeds out, they are soft/leathery shelled and white. No hard brown seed coat. I'm not sure if they will air dry to that or? They feel firm and fully formed inside though. I attached a pic (seeds laid out are from larger pod). I'm not sure if it's better to wait till they harden off first or send them fresh and soft. Anyone have any insight they can post here? Send a PM if interested.