Hedyscepe canterburyana in my yard

[Tassie_Troy1971]

Hedyscepe canterburyana have always been in my top 5 all time favorite palms and so far i have been very successful in my climate with their growth and progression.

My Hedyscepe were germinated from seed that was off a huge specimen in the former garden of Bob De Jong.

The largest ones were germinated in 2008 and love compost rich soil , mulch and organic fertilizer along with liquid kelp

 

 

[Matt in OC]

Absolutely one of my favorites as well. Just glorious. 

[awkonradi]

Truly lovely

[Jubaea]

Yours are looking very nice.  Hopefully in a few years mine will look like yours.

[richnorm]

We might not be able to grow many species but we can grow some of the very best!

[coops 3214]

Absolutely awsome troy cant wait till mine get to that size

[Exotic Life]

Looking good Troy!

How is the Ceroxylon doing that I planted in your garden when I visited your garden?

[Tassie_Troy1971]

8 minutes ago, Exotic Life said:

Looking good Troy!

How is the Ceroxylon doing that I planted in your garden when I visited your garden?

Hi Robin

It is doing very well and i will post a picture for you soon

cheers

T

[Darold Petty]

Troy is too modest, he is a great gardener, and a very astute observer of his palms. 

[Tassie_Troy1971]

10 hours ago, Darold Petty said:

Troy is too modest, he is a great gardener, and a very astute observer of his palms. 

Why thank you Darold i observed and learned what grows best from the master cool cloud forest palm grower !

[Sabal Steve]

That palm couldn't have been better grown, Troy.  I agree about the speed; I have a 5 gallon that I planted 3 years ago, and it's maybe half that size.  One of my favorites.  I have another in a 10 gallon, that's about the same size.  I'm debating planting that as well.

[Josh-O]

and perfectly grown may I add

 

 

[Palms4Steve]

They are looking real good Troy. Mine have been badly burnt during a couple of extremely hot days.

Steve.