Im sorry Vroomp that I didnt just give it to you like you wanted.You offered me NOTHING in trade(what I really want for it is good size sabal minors).The last time I checked this was the EXCHANGE page.Unless you have something to trade me for those trees you dont need to waste my time. So to make myself perfectly clear for anyone else who wants a freebee.I want to TRADE this palm for good size sabal minors;a large sabal palmetto; or Trachy Takil.Thanks all

topher2006, yes a screw pine. I should have been clear its a pandanus utilis. Here is a picture of the one I am getting the seeds from. Its actually four plants, 3 females and one male. david, I am looking for mostly understory or exotic palms. Here is a list of the palms in my yard that seed regularly. Adonidia merrillii Bismarckia nobilis - green Carpentaria acuminata Chamaedorea cataractarum Chamaedorea seifrizii Cocos nucifera 'Maypan' - I have been told that these should not be grown since this is an F1 Hybrid Cocos nucifera 'Mayan' Dictyosperma album Dypsis decaryi Livistona chinensis Phoenix roebelenii Ptychosperma elegans Rhapis excelsa Sabal domingensis Sabal palmetto Syagrus romanzoffiana Thrinax morrisii Veitchia arecina

I found out what is happening to my palm trees! At this moment two of the palm trees are down to only the center being green. The rest of the leaves are brown. But one of them is healthier than ever. So I studied the root system and found out that one of the palm trees is completely choking the roots out of the other two. This is why the other palms are dying while one of them is bigger than ever. the problem is, they were planted way to closed to each other, and now that they are older the roots are thicker and the plants were fighting for root space, and one won the fight. i am just wondering, if I cut some of the roots of the other palm could I save them or end up killing the healthy, strong one? has any one has this problem with palm tree trios being too close to each other? hope someone can help!

We have a ridiculously large live one every year in our foyer. Ridiculous in that wrangling a live tree that large onto the car and into the stand and into the house is just a special kind of stupid. Sigh. But I can’t, no I WON’T give up doing it. It’s so pretty from both outside and inside that I suffer through the placement and removal days each year. I will say that the Bowling’s Last Stand that we took out a mortgage to buy (lol) a few years ago has almost completely eased my PTSD of a couple of horrific tree fallings in previous years and negated the need for all of the complex fishing wire engineering dh had to fashion before we encountered the wonder of BLS! Here’s this year’s bad boy: (And I have a little lighted table top tree in the study bc it is front facing & also looks good from the street. I am toying with the idea of doing one on the table in the dining room bc it is also a front facing room but, ugh. More stuff to get & store.) edit: you have to click on the pic to get the full effect...apparently tree too big to be contained by Houzz photo elves, lol.)