Trachycarpus fortuanus fortunei nanus Tropical Asia Developed by peony breeder Roger

Developed by peony breeder Roger Anderson ('86) of Wisconsin

it should have been called "last light

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That strange combination of genes produced a 1' tall x 30" wide clump of long

Trachycarpus fortuanus fortunei nanus Tropical Asia Developed by peony breeder RogerWe are thrilled to offer just a few of these special hybrids, a cross of two windmill palm species, the typical full sized windmill palm and the dwarf Trachycarpus nanus. This is a new cross and we don't know what to expect from the offspring, so these are for gardeners who love to experiment. These are in extremely short supply and will sell out quickly. Thanks to German plantsman Jost Wallis for sharing seed.