Trachycarpus fortunei Charlotte Western Europe divide established clumps and spread

divide established clumps and spread them out

Butterflies and moths are secondary pollinators

Despite the bizarre claims on-line that hybrids are less attractive to native pollinators

Selected by California horticulturist

To see a clump of Fireworks goldenrod burst into flower in fall is truly an amazing site

Trachycarpus fortunei Charlotte Western Europe divide established clumps and spreadAlways on the lookout for hardy palm selections, I sighted two magnificent 30' specimens of hardy windmill palms on Ridgeway Drive in Charlotte, NC, in the late 1970s. We are thrilled to make available seedlings of this particularly winter hardy strain that we named Trachycarpus fortunei 'Charlotte'. All Trachycarpus fortunei will tolerate some shade, but their growth rate will slow dramatically.