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by Judith on February 29, 2004 01:08 AM
Palmettos grow in the wild in our woods here in NW Florida. I have a native garden and would like to add them to my garden. I have been unable to locate a source to purchase them locally. I'm not sure they would live if I just dug up plants in the woods. Plus, this is really not legal. Any ideas for sources and info on growing?
by mom54 on March 09, 2004 09:13 PM
I would call my local extension office and ask them. They probably could help you out with both of your questions. Good Luck [flower]

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by mieke on April 16, 2004 05:55 AM
hi,
I live in central east florida, and I love the
palmetto. I just found 4 large ones that somebody
had dumped near trash cans. I put them in front
of my house. They are really beautifull. What I am
doing regularly is look where they are going to
clear a vacant lot and ask for the trees that are
cleared. You can look at sites where is new
development and ask if you can get the palmettos.

good luck!
by obywan59 on April 16, 2004 09:43 AM
I had a bookmark for TyTy nursery. I was interested in bananas and palms, but I see they also have saw palmetto. Hardy to zone 6!! I could grow this!
TyTy Palm Tree Nursery

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Terry

May the force be with you
by Ravensrun65 on April 16, 2004 09:01 PM
Hi All,
I just wanted to say, a friend of mine had ordered from them a few years ago, and wasn't very happy with what they had sent. Buyer beware. I'm not trying to slam them, just wanted you to be aware. They do have a wonderful site, and I often use it to ID other plants, but didn't want you to be unhappy.
I second the motion for the extension office, they may have some they will give you.
Good luck,
Raven

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and more time tasting her sweetness and
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