Hardy Palm Society May 20, 2017 Plant Sale

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  1. pmurphy

    pmurphy Contributor 10 Years

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    The Pacific Northwest Palm & Exotic Plant Society (PNWP&EPS) is a non-profit chapter of the International Palm Society. They are dedicated to the successful cultivation of palms and other exotic plants outdoors in British Columbia, Washington and Oregon.

    During this annual sale there will be various palms, as well as unusual and hard to find plants available for purchase. And there will be members on site to provide information regarding the care of these exotics. So if you are looking to add a little "tropical flair" to your garden come on by for a browse or a chat.

    Date of Sale: Saturday May 20, 2017
    Time of Sale: 9:00AM
    Location of Sale: 3380 No. 6 Rd, Richmond, in the parking lot of Phoenix Perennials & Specialty Plants

    Hope to see you there.
     

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    pmurphy Contributor 10 Years

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    Update:

    Some of the plants available during the upcoming sale will include, clivias (almost hardy), tamarind trees (not hardy, but wonderful), a few red gingers (hardy to -10C), and Podophyllum “Spotty Dotty” (zone 6).

    Hope to see you there!
     
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    Did the sale go well?
     
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    Yes, thank you.
    A good turn out and great weather

    There was a lot of interest in the shipment of palms and most were gone within the first hour (very good prices even for the common Trachycarpus fortune which were selling for only $55 at over 6ft in height). There were also lots of unusual hardy edibles such as pawpaws, citrus, olives, jujube and persimmons.
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