ere there all of palms looked good but that was 8 or 10 years ago and I would love to get down that way to see them again. Your initial interest in Canariensis is understandable; the species provides the ultimate in aesthetics and stature but the cultural conditions on Little St. James make achieving a full

of post-transplant nurturing and it is from this inventory that we pull "Prepared" orders. I believe that ours is the largest collection of located Canariensis palms in holding at any facility or nursery in the United States and perhaps in the entire world. Our competition isn't willing to make the investme

Respectfully, Daphne Forwarded message From: Ingrid Rivas < Date: Fri, May 16, 2014 at 12:19 PM Subject: Canariensis To: ' Cc: ti The Canariensis are not Clean , we order to Clean up no Monday, as soon as we have the Palm ready I will send you the new Picturure , Thanks Ingrid Enviado desde