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Palm & Cycad Exchange

HAVE: Fresh palm seeds to trade

17 years ago

Have fresh Sabal palmetto, Sabal maritma, Sabal domingensis, Arenga microcarpa, Butia capitata, Heterospathe elata and Chamaedorea seifrizi.

Also have a few Musa velutina seeds and Guzmania eduardii seeds.

Each trade is 20 seeds, I will trade only for other palm or tropical seeds such as Musa, Aroids, Cycads etc.

Larger trades available.

Greg

From the Sandhills of NC

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