This is a beautiful solitaire, medium sized palm that originates throughout Central America. It can be as tall as 20', will want partial sun to shade and can tolerate down to 25 Degrees F. For more information and pictures, try this link:... You'd be bidding on what you see in...
This is a variation of the regular macrocarpa and also originates from New Caledonia. It still has Red emerging leaves, but instead of only a green crownshaft and trunk, this palm has light lime striping on the crown/trunk which resembles that of the outside of a watermelon. It almost...
Here is another palm from New Caledonia.This is the yellow crownshaft form of macrocarpa and its new emerging leaf is the most red in this group. It can grow up to 25', will eventually grow in full sun and can tolerate down to 25 Degrees F. For more information...
Here is another palm from New Caledonia.This is the yellow crownshaft form of macrocarpa and its new emerging leaf is the most red in this group. It can grow up to 25', will eventually grow in full sun and can tolerate down to 25 Degrees F. For more information...
This is a hard to find Chambeyronia. It's technically another form of Chambeyronia macrocarpa, which has several forms. From the regular Red Leaf macrocarpa, to the green leaf macrocarpa, to both the red and green watermelon forms, to hookeri and finally sp. Houailou. It gets recruved leaves with a yellow...
This is one of two hardy Clinostigma's for Southern California. It originates from Vanuatau in higher elevation. It can grow up to 45 ft, will eventually want full sun and can tolerate down to 30 Degrees F. It's crownshaft has a beautiful white waxy appearance to it. For more information...
Species Info: The common name for this palm is enough said. It's by far one of the most elegant crownshaft palms. It originates from the Bonin Islands, can reach up to 30', will eventually grow in full sun and can tolerate down to 28 Degrees F... Plant Spec's: You'd be...
Here is a gorgeous fan palm from the Dominican Republic. It has silver undersides to the leaves. This can grow up to 40', will eventually grow in full sun and can tolerate down to 27 degrees F. You'd be buying what you see in the second photo(Or very similar to)...
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