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HAVE: Serenoa repens seedlings

cactuspaul Tulsa zone7

20 years ago

I have several Serenoa repens seedlings to trade. They are about 2 years old. I planted both the green and the silver variety and have since gotten them intermingled so I don't know which are which at this time. Lookings for winter harding palms and bananas from my list, Paul

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cactuspaul Tulsa zone7
Original Author
20 years ago
I still have several of these left. I am looking for winter hardy palms, trachycarpus anything, needle, sabal minor, louisana, birmingham. These serenoas are in 5inch pots and some are beginning to trunk. Email me directly. Paul
cactuspaul Tulsa zone7
Original Author
20 years ago
I have 15 palms left. Make me an offer, Paul
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