There are plenty to go around. If you want any of these please visit my website. There's an e-mail link to me there. A buck to cover the postage and the seeds will be on their way to you as soon as they are ripe.

Hyophorbe verschaffeltii - Spindle Palm - these seeds should be turning purple, almost black, in another few weeks. There are thousands of them.

Syagrus schizophylla - Arikury Palm - when these are orange, also another few weeks, they're ready. This is a relative of the Queen Palm that rarely grows more than 15' tall and is not widely cultivated in the nursery trade.

Wodyetia bifurcata - Foxtail Palm - Yeah, everyone has one here in Florida, but they don't seem to bloom that often.

Pritchardia pacifica - Fiji Fan Palm - It took this palm 9 years to bloom and I bought it, in a 15 gallon can, when it was around 4 years old. If you're going to grow this north of zone 10, make sure you've got a greenhouse to put it into as soon as the nighttime temperature drops below 45 for more than a few nights. I wouldn't even put this palm in the ground in zone 9. I have no idea at what point these seeds are ripe. If you do, let me know.