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Three uncommon Syagrus

Josue Diaz

By Josue Diaz
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Josue Diaz Grand Master

Josue Diaz

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I'm lucky to have acquired these 3 uncommon Syagrus from a dear friend who wishes to remain anonymous. They arrived in pretty bad shape after a long trip bare root, but have recovered nicely over summer in my little greenhouse. (Santosii spent nearly 2 months in customs and arrived barely clinging on to life). I'm bringing them indoors to not risk losing any over winter in Central California 🙃 

 

Has anyone had experience with any of these species? I will keep them potted for some time but I would eventually like to put them in the ground if they seem to be hardy enough. 

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I have not heard of these species. I just got a Schizophylla that I planted under a Butia . I think the Syagrus genus is pretty hardy . Your are quite young so bringing them in for the winter is a good idea. Good luck , they look like they are recovering well. Harry

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I haven’t heard of them either, but waiting to see!

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Don't have experience with these, bur Palmpedia.net has all three of them listed, only one of them has some frost tolerance, so if I were growing them I'd keep them potted.  

I have several other Syagrus species I'm growing here in NE Florida (outside of romanzoffiana) and all are potted except for campylospatha due to there potential tenderness of my growing zone.

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