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Trachycarpus Hybrids

steve617

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I have several Trachycarpus Hybrids. I really like the Hybrids. The first I have a question about. Nanus x Waggie. Do you think it would trunk. Since the female part is Nanus seems like take after more of the Nanus. The other I have is Nova x Waggie. Just want to share of the growth rate. Started sprouting in March. 

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Looks like they are growing fast!

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I was surprised the nova x waggie grew so quickly. I've never had a nova or nova cross. Heard they were a very pretty Trachycarpus. I have only about 4 or 5 of them. 

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