WebT. wagnerianus, often referred to as a 'Waggie', is a dioecious palm - male and female flowers are on different plants - and George has some mature male and female specimens growing in the open. Using pollen from the males he pollinates the females by hand and sows the ripe seeds in pots placed in the poly tunnels. WebThe new leaves are margined with silver/white, woolly down. T. wagnerianus is a slower growing though more wind tolerant palm than Trachycarpus fortunei and is therefore ideal …

Compact Windmill Palm - Trachycarpus Wagnerianus Plantly

WebThe palm, Trachycarpus wagnerianus especially, is the main focus of this study. Based on a survey of 408 customers in Bavaria during autumn 2009, the results... Attitudes, ... WebIt has often been treated as a separate species T. wagnerianus in popular works, but is now included within T. fortunei. Sokolov et al., 2016 found one healthy specimen in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Individuals of the T. f. subspecies have lived outside in the Connecticut town of Woodbury continuously since the early 2000s with protection, where some winters have … periphery\\u0027s wu

Trachycarpus takil - Pacsoa

http://www.palmbeachpalmcycadsociety.com/palms/documents/TrachycarpusFortunei.pdf WebMay 18, 2004 · T. wagnerianus in Hawai (Yurihama), Tottori, Japan. 15 year old palm- zone 8b Northwest Florida in sandy soil. 15 year old palm- zone 8b Northwest Florida in sandy soil. 14 year old specimen during temps in the 20's (deg F) and light coating of ice: no damage at all- zone 8b NW FL. http://www.palmsociety.org/members/english/chamaerops/052/052-16.shtml periphery\\u0027s wo