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HAVE: the cold hardiest palm- T.fortunei cv Tesan
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Posted by garryendson 6-7 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 13, 06 at 22:13
T. Fortunei cv " tesan
Cold Hardiness:-4F/-20 C
Available Size:0.5-4m trunk height
Unlike T. Fortunei (5F/-15C), this is a new rare species found in late last century, in China and right now planted even in the cold area like Beijing. After 2 decades of successful cultivation and growth, it proves to be the cold hardiest palm that is growing north Yellow River in China. (-4 F/-20C), but it is more elegant and beautiful than T. Fortunei. Its massive tropical palm commands attention and inspires awe. This palm has stout trunk with startling green foliage that amplifies the visual impact of this big beauty. It grows a single trunk with rich fiber hair. What is special is that the leaf has white powder-like wax and seeds are covered with white wax as well.
see pics: www.coldplant.com |
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RE: HAVE: the cold hardiest palm- T.fortunei cv Tesan
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Hi, Are you interested to trade some T Fortunei cv Tesan seedlings for Phyllostachys heteroclada water bamboo seeds, Fargesia murieliae bamboo seedlings, or Sasa Pumila plants(ground cover bamboo)?
All of those species are hardy to -20C , F Murieliae is hardy to -30 C degrees.Thanks,
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RE: HAVE: the cold hardiest palm- T.fortunei cv Tesan
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| Thanks for your good idea But we have got lots of such bamboos.As you know, China is one of the most bamboo abundant countrie in the world.We got rare Tortoise Shelf Bamboo as well . If you have any other special species, we may trade. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tortoise Shelf Bamboo
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