trachycarpus winsan trunk stem 65 cm no 8 10kg The irregularly arranged radial spines
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Description
The irregularly arranged radial spines are directed upwards
drought-tolerant specimen for the hot rock garden
Dasylirion texanum
forming two heads
torreyi occurs in northeast Mexico and the states of Texas and New Mexico and is very cold hardy
trachycarpus winsan trunk stem 65 cm no 8 10kg The irregularly arranged radial spinesTrachycarpus winsan Trachycarpus winsan is fast growing and has a thin trunk, long stalks, big and light green leaves which may become 360 degrees. It is getting more and more known under the name Winsan, but officially it is a subspecie: Trachycarpus fortunei sp. Winsan. Just like Trachycarpus fortunei sp. Tesan. The most common Trachycarpus fortunei is the sp. Chesan, but most people don't even know. Winterhardy till 15C. Can not be send in a