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January 2010 Arrivals-Cycads
| Encephalartos natalensis
What is so special about this cycad? Well, this cycad was grown on the coast and has leaves with a very deep green color; the picture is very true to this cycad. The only cycad I have that is deeper green than this is an E. horridus x woodii (the woodii has the deepest green of all cycads, in my opinion). The caudex is a full 9", seedgrown, in a 20 gallon container, priced at $675.
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Encephalartos longifolius, dual plant
Why settle for one when you can have two? This is the longifolius that starts out slightly green then develops into an incredible blue hue. There are two separate caudexes, seedgrown, in a 20 gallon container, 6.75" and 5", at a green longifolius price, $875. Of course, you can easily separate these and have two plants!
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Encephalartos longifolius
As above, same generation, same original grower, seedgrown, in a 15 gallon container, 6.75", at a green longifolius price, $475.
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Encephalartos kisambo
Very dense head of leaves that lift upwards. Seedgrown, in a 15 gallon container, 5.75", $375.
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| Encephalartos trispinosis
Extremely silver-blue. Seedgrown, in a 5 gallon container, 2.5", $239.
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| Encephalartos paucidentatus
Have you priced the paucidentatus lately? Difficult to find. Seedgrown, in a 5 gallon container, 3", $250.
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| Encephalartos lebomboensis, 'Piet Retief'
This was held for a while for one of our customers, now back on the market. Seedgrown, in a 15 gallon container, large caudex, $450. |
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