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after 6 days of pollinating the inflorescence is covered in Syagurs pollen.

Butia flowers emasculated and ready for pollen.

Clipping the male flowers and emasculating off of the Butia. My mentor Mark Lynn in the background helping out.

First photo: Butia Odorata inflorescence Second photo: Preping the Butia Inflorescence for emasculating Third photo: xbutyagrus inflorescence.

Some of the Mamas and papas. Butia Odorata and Syagrus R. We work with over 30 of each.

Butia X Syagrus.

Crown butia x syagrus

Curved Mule Palm in back ground. With 1 gallon Butia x syagrus lawn art.

Butia X Syagrus.

A lot of these I have posted on other boards but thought I would share them with others who might not frequent the other palmtalk boards. I was inspired by all of Scotts photos here. Keep up the good work.

All of our Butyagrus look different due to the many parent palms we pull the pollen from.

Scott great looking photos of your Hybrids. Am I understanding correctly that you are getting viable seed from you Butyagrus. As far as saving your seed from rodents. You should bag the whole seed pod and tie it off to keep out all unwanted critters and other pollen. There are plenty of knitted...

This is a email I received from Monica Elliot at the University of Florida. They are collecting seedlings now to do testing on palms for disease. This is part of the email she sent us explaining the testing they are doing. The disease I am conducting research on is Fusarium wilt (not TPPD), a...

The nursery name is Magic Garden.

I know of a Palm Nursery in Switzerland. His name is Marco Stänz in Losone Switzerland. He is also in a band called the High Pigeons. Great guy.