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CFPACS Fall Meeting The meeting is scheduled to start on Saturday, October 4th, 2025, at 10:00 AM in the Longwood area south of Wekiva Springs. Please send an RSVP to cfpacs.membership@gmail.com. The itinerary is included below: Site 1: Private Garden in Longwood Time: 10:00AM - 12:00PM Address: Given to those who RSVP Description: This garden is the "Wekiva Wonder", as coined by the Orlando Sentinel 2002 full page spread. The garden was also featured in and filmed for HGTV "Look What I Did". Matilde and I moved here in 1989 and I keep creating themed areas with architectural features and garden plantings. The yard is 1.5 ac…
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July 12th in Montara, California …
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Southeastern Palm Society meeting in Brunswick, GA on Feb 24th
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Greetings, I will be hosting the February 24th meeting for the Southeastern Palm Society in Brunswick, GA, if anyone would be interested in attending. We will enjoy a walking tour around 10 am of my 1/2 acre downtown yard landscaped with 45+ palm varieties, 20 varieties of cycads, and various citrus, bromeliads and other subtropicals which are thriving unprotected in a warm 9a coastal Georgia climate. If interested, email me for details. Or you can join our society for free (below link) and begin to receive our quarterly newsletter and information/details regarding our future meetings. Best regards, Jim https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd…
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CFPACS 2025 Summer Meeting Date: Saturday, June 7th, 2025 Please RSVP to cfpacs.membership@gmail.com prior to the meeting. We will only email the addresses for the sites to members who have sent an RSVP. Site 1: A Private Garden in Saint Augustine South Time: 10:00AM – 11:00AM Site Address: Will be given to those who RSVP. Description: We have lived here for 42 years and our garden has 22 different species of palms and has a tropical look for this far north. We also have a large mango tree, two starfruit trees, and many flowering plants. The front yard is very sunny and the backyard is a shady, coastal live oak hammock with palms in the understory. …
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CFPACS 2025 Spring Meeting Date: Saturday, March 15th, 2025 Please RSVP to cfpacs.membership@gmail.com prior to the meeting. First Site: A Private Garden in Merritt Island Time: 10:00AM – 12:00PM Address: will be given to those who RSVP. Information about the garden from the owners: We are on a small 10,000 sf lot located in Merritt Island on a canal that leads to the Banana River, USDA zone 10a. We have lived in this house for about 6 years now. I have always held an interest in gardening but rarely have I been actively engaged in it. After picking some Christmas Palm seeds up off the gr…
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Please tentatively mark Saturday, December 7th, 2024 on your calendar for the Holiday meeting in Sarasota. More details to come as we approach the end of the year.
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Garden and Croton Party April 26
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Our Summer Meeting is tentatively slated for Saturday, June 15th, 2024 in Lakeland, FL. A few details for the meeting are still being hammered out, so mark your calendars and keep your eyes peeled for the full itinerary in the coming weeks. A link to the Fall 2022 Meeting in Lakeland, FL: https://www.palmtalk.org/forum/topic/73966-central-florida-palm-cycad-society-fall-meeting-sat-10222022/
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PSSC MAY 2025 MEETING IN SEAL BEACH, OC CA
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Everyone, we are pleased to announce that the PSSC's meeting on May 17, 2025 will be in Seal Beach, Orange County, in two gardens, by the sea. One is older, the other is relatively new. The last time the older garden (Snyder's) hosted a PSSC meeting was in the 1990s, about 30 years ago. Garden No. 1: Home and garden of Kenny Lam, 4741 Ironwood Ave, Seal Beach, CA 90740. Mr. Lam has been growing palms at his current location for 13 years. Several of his beauties were planted in his early years there, after he replaced much of the native clay soil with a more grow-friendly mixture. On approach to his property, a blue Bismarckia nobilis and a "Silver Sword" …
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Hello Palm Friends! Please save the date for our the Northern California Chapter of the IPS meeting which will be held on: DATE: Saturday, March 29, 2025 from 12:00 - 4:00 pm LOCATION: The Garden of Dale Motiska in Vacaville, California Dale Motiska will open his garden to the society on March 29, from Noon to 4 pm. Dale has been planting and upgrading his Vacaville estate for over 40 years. The nearly 30 acre property contains hundreds of adult palms sprawling across beautifully imagined and creatively managed garden areas that take advantage of Vacaville’s unique microclimate. The garden includes a subtropical poolside oasis with palms, cycads and …
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You're invited to the Palm Beach Palm & Cycad Society's annual Spring Sale Saturday, April 12th 9am-3pm No sales before 9am! Mounts Botanical Garden 531 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL 33415 Hundreds species of palms & cycads in all shapes and sizes, palm special fertilizer, palm and cycad reference books, Palm Beach Palm & Cycad Society t-shirts and hats will be available for purchase Mounts and Palm society members free entrance to the garden
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The Palm Society of South Texas will be holding their April meeting at the garden of Dr. Romeo Montalvo on a Saturday (TBD) beginning at 12:00 noon. I will update this thread with more details when they become available. Reservations will need to be made prior to the meeting and a link to a form will be posted. If you have any questions regarding this meeting or PSST membership please contact the PSST secretary Maria Escobedo at 956-465-9085. If there's any interest in starting up a local chapter such as the former Houston chapter please contact the PSST president Chuck Malloy at 850-322-4907.
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PSSC MARCH 2025 MEETING MARCH 15 - The Ides of March
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Everyone: Mark your calendar for the Ides of March; the PSSC's March 15, 2025 meeting is in northern San Diego County in two outstanding gardens. GARDEN NO. 1: The first garden is that of Michael and Joyce Masterson, 2038 Arborwood Pl. Escondido Ca 92029. Mike is a true plant addict who had worked at the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park in horticulture for forty years. He and his wife Joyce started started their garden in 1991 and have primarily focused on planting rare and unusual palms and other plants of distinction. Some of the notable palms in this garden are: Allagoptera leucocalyx, Brahea nidita, B. moorei, Butia archeri, Chamandorea fragr…
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Leu Gardens Spring Plant sale, this weekend, March 8-9, 2025
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Leu Gardens Spring Plant Sale March 8 & 9, 2025 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (8-9am both days for Leu Garden members) FREE Admission all Weekend! Make sure you bring a wagon or plant cart for your purchases. Rain or shine. No pets. Over 50 vendors will be selling a variety of plants including: annuals, bamboo, bromeliads, butterfly plants, camellias, ferns, flowering shrubs and trees, fruit trees, gingers, heliconias, herbs, native plants, orchids, palms, plumerias, roses, succulents, vines and more! Plus, we will have some great outdoor garden accessories! There will be food and treats to purchase .Make sure you bring a wagon or plant cart for your purchase…
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The Central Florida Palm and Cycad Society is slated to host a booth at the Plantae–palooza Garden Festival. Enjoy the tropical landscaping, buy some plants, and enjoy some good food! Date: Saturday, February 22nd, 2025 Time: 9:00AM -2:30PM Location: Hollis Gardens in Downtown Lakeland, FL 702 E Orange St, Lakeland, FL 33801 CFPACS Events: https://cfpacs.com/org/events/ More information will be posted as it becomes available. We were at the sale in 2023 and nearly sold out of plants! 2023 Sale Thread: https://www.palmtalk.org/forum/topic/76607-plantae–palooza-garden-festival-formerly-plantopia-satur…
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March 8 to 9, Annual 2025 Spring Palm Show and Sale, University of Miami, Gifford Arboretum, Coral Gables, FL
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Saturday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm WE ARE BACK! And we can't wait for this sale, because it will be bigger and better than last year. The sale will take place adjacent to the Gifford Arboretum. The selection of palm and cycad will knock your socks off. As our eight local vendors complete their species list, we will post them to SFPS website, beginning around March 1. This will give you a good idea of the amazing selection being offered. Growers will be on hand to share their knowledge of planting and maintaining these rare plants at no charge! And parking is free. We will have a walking tour of the Gifford Arb…
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cfpacs CFPACS Website Update
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Those who receive our emails were notified of multiple updates to our website. These were shared last evening: The tagline under the title has been changed to Preservation, Education, and Commitment. The itinerary for the 2024 Holiday meeting is now on the Home page. https://cfpacs.com/org/ The About Us section has a new look more consistent with what used to be published in The Palmateer. https://cfpacs.com/org/about-us/ The previous Palmateer section has been set to open without a password and contains links to a plethora of web resources and our previous publications. h…
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cfpacs CFPACS - Preservation of Our History
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Part of our move toward the future must involve preserving our past. As such, preserving and centralizing access to as many of our publications as possible is a priority. We are currently attempting to collect as many of our publications as possible. Primarily, this centers around back issues of The Palmateer, but could also include publications that were not published in our aforementioned quarterly or exist only as paper documents. Many of our former board members, current members, and past meeting attendees are active on the PalmTalk forums or on Facebook. Effectively, this is an all call for assistance. If you have any of the following, please post them her…
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The final details are being hammered out for the Fall meeting and tour. For now, tentatively save the dates for the last weekend in October (Friday 25th, Saturday 26th, Sunday 27th). Stay tuned!
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Northern California Palm Society Meeting
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Please save the date for our next meeting, on Saturday, August 17 from 12:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., with visits to two fabulous gardens in San Jose and Los Gatos. This is a rare treat to be able to be able to visit two mature gardens curated by Dave Sylvia and Diane Wotus. These gardens maintain dozens of rare plants, many of which have been cultivated for 10-20 years. For the interested palm tree enthusiast, this meeting should not be missed.  Stay tuned for more information on the gardens and logistics, but please do save the date in your calendars! If you are interested in getting on our email list, please email Caroline at carocjaeger@gmail.com
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South Florida Palm Society Fall Show and Sale at Fairchild
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SFPS Sale: Nov 2-3, at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden 10:00 am to 5:00 pm We are very excited to announce our Fall Palm Show and Sale at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, scheduled for November 2-3, 2024. A list of the vendors and the plants for sale will be made available about a week before the show on the SFPS website and this website. A list of growers should be available by October 20. Our last sale in the Spring 2024, we had over 300 species. We expect this sale to also be great, with a wide selection of common, uncommon and rare palms and cycads. Also, you can meet the local growers, who can help in selecting the perfect palm or cycad for …
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We are pleased to announce that CFPACS will have a table at St. Johns Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve for their celebration of their first full year after the grand opening. If you are a CFPACS member and wear your CFPACS shirt, the admission fee is waived. There will be food and live entertainment in similar fashion to last year's event, and hopefully without the heavy rain the night before the event. The garden boasts palms nearly unheard of in Florida such as Chrysalidocarpus decipiens and Rhopalostylis baueri. LOCATION: 8310 County Road 13 South, Hastings, FL, 32145 DATES and TIMES: Saturday, October 19th, 2024 + Sunday, October 20th, 2024 Open…
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PSSC'S ANNUAL BANQUET OCT 19, 2024 IN EL CAJON!
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PSSC's October 19, 2024 Banquet in El Cajon A few PSSC members have asked me why no meeting in September; the reason is that we're saving it up for a banquet in October. Our banquet will be held at the home and garden of Gregg and Debbie Hamann, 11123 Valley Lights Drive, El Cajon CA 92020, in San Diego County. (Paragraph break to catch your breath.) Those members who've been to this garden before will be feverishly marking their calendars and trying to attend. Those who haven't, come and see! This is a truly epic garden, on more than an acre, on a high hill with natural rock formatio…
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PBPCS 2024 Fall Sale
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You're invited to the Palm Beach Palm & Cycad Society's Fall 2024 Sale Hundreds species of palms & cycads in all shapes and sizes, palm special fertilizer, palm and cycad reference books, Palm Beach Palm & Cycad Society t-shirts and hats will be available for purchase
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Fall Tour of the Gulf Coast Palm Society Saturday, October 19, 2024
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Tour starts at 10 AM prompt at the Ankers Doug & Marilyn Akers - Tour starts at the Akers at 10:00 AM, Sat. Oct 19, 2024 13212 Alabama St., Elberta, AL . Order: 1) Tour, 2) Presentation: Preparing Palms for Winter by Joe Taverniti 3) Palm Auction and Plant Sales The Akers purchased their 4-acre small town property in the Spring of 2014. Doug and Marilyn work as a team but each has their favorite plants. Marilyn enjoys bromeliads, cordylines, vegetable gardening and perennials while Doug’s favorites are palms, citrus, bananas, gingers, and tropical clumping bamboos. They enjoy creating a private space for themselves and habitat for songbirds. The A…
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