Pelagodoxa mesocarpa - $6 each - (only about 90 available)Chambeyronia macrocarpa - .50 each- (only 80 available)Pinanga ‘blue seed’- small amount- .25 eachBentinckia condapanna- small amount . 25 eachAllagoptera arenaria - .25 eachBeachpalms@cfl.rr.comPelagodoxa are easy to germinate. What I do, is put seeds inside the house, in the AC, for about a week. Then I try cracking outer shell using light pressure with a nut cracker. If they don’t crack easily, leave a few more days. Soon, you will hear the crack, then you can gently remove outer shell carefully with a knife. This speeds up germination. If you decide to sow them with the ‘shell on’ I have heard they sprout fine this way too. It just takes longer.