Zone 9 Seedlings

[BeyondTheGarden]

Looking to purchase volunteers that they would otherwise be disposed of.  Having moved from west to east coast, I would like to rebuild my obligatory "Palms I can't grow in my zone" collection.  Mostly Z9 palms that aren't terribly fussy and make decent house plants in winter that can sit on the deck in summer.  

I'll gladly pay $20 or 30 for a handful of seedlings and shipping.  Ebay and etsy are letting me down this year, I'm not wanting to pay "market prices" of $30 per seedling plus another $20 shipping for a single seedling, for common palms.  Some staples from my previous container ranch that I'd like to replace:

Allagoptera, Archontophoenix,  Arenga, Caryota, Ptychosperma, Syagrus, Phoenix reclinata, Wodyetia

And of course I am always looking for something exotic and new.  Would be happy to send $20 or $30 for a handful of seedlings to cover shipping and your time.  Thank you. 

 

[MrTropical]

  On 9/15/2023 at 10:25 AM, Jesse PNW said:

Looking to purchase volunteers that they would otherwise be disposed of.  Having moved from west to east coast, I would like to rebuild my obligatory "Palms I can't grow in my zone" collection.  Mostly Z9 palms that aren't terribly fussy and make decent house plants in winter that can sit on the deck in summer.  

I'll gladly pay $20 or 30 for a handful of seedlings and shipping.  Ebay and etsy are letting me down this year, I'm not wanting to pay "market prices" of $30 per seedling plus another $20 shipping for a single seedling, for common palms.  Some staples from my previous container ranch that I'd like to replace:

Allagoptera, Archontophoenix,  Arenga, Caryota, Ptychosperma, Syagrus, Phoenix reclinata, Wodyetia

And of course I am always looking for something exotic and new.  Would be happy to send $20 or $30 for a handful of seedlings to cover shipping and your time.  Thank you. 

 

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Hey Jesse!

First of all, welcome to the Tar Heel State! I'm sure it is quite the jump in climate for you!

I am located to your east, in Carteret County. I've been here for a little over a month (originally from the N.C. mountains), and I have had the opportunity to collect seed from a variety of palms.

Not sure if it would interest you, but I have fresh Butia Odorata seeds that I harvested towards the end of last month. I also have some seed from a nearby Sabal Causiarum I collected about a week ago. Just let me know!

Happy Friday the 13th!

10-13-2023

[BeyondTheGarden]

@MrTropical thanks.  I got a bunch of Butia seedlings from one local here.   Where did you find a causiarum?  I didnt think they would be ok anywhere here, not even the coast. I need to get down to the coast and do some exploring.