HAVE: solitaire palm seeds

20 years ago

If you're in Brisbane or northwards, you may be interested - further south, you may have problems. Please respond promptly, as they need to be planted fresh for best results.

Tony

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Wooroonooran
20 years ago
Incidently, if you occur north of Coffs Harbour dont be put off growing this plant, it can be grown at least as far south as Coffs and a friend has one growing down towards Sydney.
Cheers from Kris
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Hi, If you can get a copy of David Jones' excellent book on Palms for Oz, you'll discover that this is especialy common in nursery-grown palms from areas outside of the tropics. My mature Solitaire and its 3 companions (Ptyschosperma Macarthurii) have been in the ground for 3 months, and they all have it. My nurseryman postulates that it is a water-borne disease caused by the overhead sprinklers most nurseries use, but that could be totally off the mark. Personally, I dont find it too hard to live with - I just accept it as part of the palms character. Cheers, Artie
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