Trachycarpus Fortunei
Trachycarpus Fortunei
where can i buy a Windmill Palm-(trachycarpus fortunei), I been searching everywhere?
i have been searching and searching for this type of plant everywhere hoping to start down the exciting path of having Palm Trees is places where they don't belong (SO EXCITED) any help would be AMAZING!!
well, all i can say is, you could look in plant nurseries, or go on the internet, look up buying windmill palms or windmill Palm Seeds, and buy it off the internet, if you like buying on internet. i don't have the problem for looking for palm plants where i live, and i live in washington state! we have safeway and fred meyers near us with plants that sometimes have palms, but my family also know routs to these plant nurseries (lots of rhododendrons), i guess its more informative if you live near nurseries or plant shops (or boutique-like olde shops that sells interesting things, love those shops!) you could order with them i think.
hope that helped, may God be with you, and that you may wake up to the coming New World Order, please look it up, and Jesus Christ be with you!
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Chinese Windmill Palm 10 Seeds (Hirt' Gardens) from $ 3.97 Adequate moisture makes for rapid growth and best appearance, but is amazingly drought tolerant Windmill palm seeds will germinate in 8 to 12 weeks without a lot of fuss Hardy in zones 7B to 10 Proper name is Trachycarpus Fortunei 10 seeds Stock Status : In 2 Stores 
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