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Blue Brahea Armata - Shippable to TX

palmsnbananas

By palmsnbananas
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Looking to replace my gorgeous big blue B Armata that died in last yrs freeze, it was actually given to me by someone from this very forum for (in retrospect) an amazing price I might add. 

If anyone has 5 -7 gallon plants they can ship I would like to take 1 or 2 of the bluest ones! Always great to have extras to plant in other spots!

Very difficult if not impossible to find these in TX

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It was you AZTropic!

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This poor guy didn't make it!

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That was a beautiful tree. Easy to find a replacement here in Arizona,but currently,only at 15 gallon to 36" box size. Seems like somebody only plants a batch of these seeds about every 15 years.For me,it was 1 and done...

 

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Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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