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Luckily we do not have to grow them anymore. We just pollinate and sprout them and our grower takes them all. Gives us time to work on the new hybrids. We have a fresh batch of foxy ladies sprouting now.

Some more.

Good to hear. I hope they do well for you.

BBrantley. I am sold out on the liners and intend on planting all my seed this year to fill some orders. I can send you some small bare root seedlings they are just starting to sprout. If you need some liners I believe Gaylord had some left...

Thanks Jim. Mark and I are producing on average 10,000 a year.

Thank you. Some photos of some Mule palms from this summer. The syagrus r x syagrus s seeds just came off the tree. Still have another month for the foxy lady seeds to be ready.

Dave, We are currently working on the syagrus schizophylla x syagrus romanzoffiana aka super parrot or Coconut queen. We are also working on the Foxy lady and Butia x Syagrus Schizophlla. I will be taking detailed photos and video that I will post at a later date.

Scott have you heard that the mule palm is being considered for allergy free gardens because of the lack of male pollen? Up north they are all ready passing laws for schools and playgrounds to stop planting male trees and replacing them with female or male pollen free trees.

I found another quad Mule palm seedling.

I heard there has been good germination on it. I hope it turns out to be a good looking palm.

More to follow. Butyagrus.

The colors are wonderful. I have yet to see any of the hybrids here that put off multiple colors. I recall a recent photo you posted of a Syagrus x Butia the reverse cross that had the same thing happening. Is this the same tree? I would like to try the reverse cross this year.

Maybe you should give it a try. I would be happy to ship you some seedlings.

Some larger Mule Palms.

After pollinating. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmX6vHCqSbc&feature=player_embedded

Part 3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OgQSvI2UUz8

Part 2 Mark Lynn Mule palm nursery. Butia emasculating http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yUaSFTKZqf8

A video of Mark Lynn from Mule Palm Nursery emasculating a Butia odorata. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hILaWJp3Qhs&feature=player_embedded

Do you have any photos of the one in Arizona? I am glad to here they are doing well. We sent 100 mule palm seedlings as well as a bunch of seeds out to Treeland Nurseries, Inc. in Mesa Arizona. They will be happy to here the larger ones are doing well.

And here is what you will be dealing with. This looks like a double but it is a triple bare rooted. Trying to untangle that mess will most likely kill them all at this age.