[Palm Trees Rock]

I have plenty of large 3 gallon and H U G E 7 gallon windmill palms ready to go! These are cold hardy and do awesome here in NW Georgia. These palms have been outside since they were seeds, and are extra ready for any winter we have here. Georgia grown and raised!! Great deals for pcommers-Call 404-697-1119

Also, have cold hardy citrange citrus that lives and produces citrus here. 3 gallon citranges are only $20, These self pollinate so you only need one! Only have 5 of these left.

Small VERY COLD Hardy Oleander $5!! Beautiful pink flowers.

A few small odds and ends including small figs, vitex buttlerfly bushes, and maybe a few odds and ends. More stuff to come the next few weeks. Hibiscus seeds are sprouting, so these hardy plants should be ready by the end of April!

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This post has been edited by Palm Trees Rock: 29 March 2012 - 03:08 PM

[Palm Trees Rock]

should be around tomorrow, saturday, and sunday afternoon for anyone out and about!! What awesome weather!!

[Palm Trees Rock]

Good Friday Morning! Will be around most of the weekend. Add a little tropics to your yard!!
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[Palm Trees Rock]

Be around all day tomorrow until late afternoon, and Sunday after one! Great planting season for palms and citrus
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[Palm Trees Rock]

Great Saturday Morning to you and Happy Day befor Palm Sunday!'
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[Palm Trees Rock]

Will be around this afternoon for people wanting to get palms, citrus, or anything else
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[Palm Trees Rock]

SOLD a ton of palms this weekend but still have a good selection. Pcommers get a great deal! Ever wanted a palm tree? Now is the time!

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[krwills]

I always have to tell you....

POST PICTURES!!!!!

People have no clue how beautiful those palms are until they see them.

I need to round up the neighbors and come to see ya again.

[GeorgiaTornado]

How much for the Palms? I know of someone who is looking for some.

[krwills]

Come on now! pictures & prices
We need pictures & prices, please.
Pretty please?

[Palm Trees Rock]

I am not good with posting pics on here...I will gladly email any to you that want them.

The huge 7 gallons are $40 or 2 for 70 for pcommers and 3 gallon are 15 or 2 for 25!

Citrus trees are 20 and the small oleander 5! More stuff coming this weekend-hibiscus, other citrus types, banana and more!

[RaidersRock]

email them to me and I'll post them for you

[Palm Trees Rock]

Hey thanks Raidersrock. She will be puttin these on for me later today. Or if you pm me your email I can shoot pics over
OR just come take a look
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[Palm Trees Rock]

wont be around tomorrow, but will be thursday-saturday
thanks

[pinkbling]

hello....would these palm trees do well in florida....and also once planted how much water is required....or how often do u have to water then...last would any of these work in being potted in pots...thanks

[krwills]

These trees will be fine in Florida.

I have some in pots that I have had in pots for about 3 years now.
I do take the potted ones in, during the winter because the pots do not protect the roots from freezing, like being in the soil does.
They will eventually need to be planted, because they will get too big. I do like being able to have them up on the deck for mow though.

I love my palms!!

[RaidersRock]

this is the only one I can get to load, I'll have the wiz kid fix it tomorrow

[Palm Trees Rock]

thanks rr, thats the 3 gallon windmill. If anyone wants additional picks then pm me your email. Thanks for trying and good job on at least getting one up...better than I can do

Yes they will do fine in Florida and pots. I left my windmill on the deck this winter with no damage. If we were to get into teens or heavy snow you might want to bring in or cover. In the ground there are no worries at all~

pinkbling, on 04 April 2012 - 08:13 AM, said:

hello....would these palm trees do well in florida....and also once planted how much water is required....or how often do u have to water then...last would any of these work in being potted in pots...thanks

[pinkbling]

Palm Trees Rock, on 04 April 2012 - 07:45 PM, said:

thanks rr, thats the 3 gallon windmill. If anyone wants additional picks then pm me your email. Thanks for trying and good job on at least getting one up...better than I can do

Yes they will do fine in Florida and pots. I left my windmill on the deck this winter with no damage. If we were to get into teens or heavy snow you might want to bring in or cover. In the ground there are no worries at all~

Thanks...We are just in the process of landscaping...we will def check you out...