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Pollination of palm trees on the BC coast.

13 years ago

Look no further if you are curious about how this is done between two remote palms in your coastal area of BC. Your palm is most likely a Trachycarpus fortunei. This video shows how this is done. I have quite a few people ask me questions about stuff like this so I'm passing on info with the help of a friend who is a big exotic plant enthusiast in USDA zone 8.

Here is a link that might be useful: Palm tree pollination part one

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den_vic
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13 years ago
This is part 2 of pollination of a palm tree in British Columbia.

Here is a link that might be useful: Part 2 on pollination of a Trachycarpus palm
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