| Carolino Palms: Grower in Virginia offering jelly (butia) and windmill (trachycarpus) palms. Photos of products. |
| Cycad Seedling: Sells cycads (Encephalartos, Dioon, Cycas, and Zamia) and palms in various sizes. Also provides germination information and growing tips. |
| Cycads and Seeds: Sells specimens and seeds for Zamia integrifolia (Florida coontie palm), Zamia furfuracea (cardboard palm), and Zamia loddigesii. Ships only within USA. |
| Cycads-n-Palms.com: Selling a wide range of cycads and palms via mail order, from seedlings thru 5 gallon sizes. |
| Doug Eckel's Palms, Cycads, and Platyceriums: Home grower offers a selection of his palms, cycads and platycerium ferns for sale or trade. Site provides specialized information, techniques, and links to related resources. |
| Floribunda Palms And Exotics: Selling rare and common varieties of palms and cycads from tropical and sub-tropical areas world-wide. |
| Jungle Music Palms and Cycads: Palm tree and cycad specialty nursery located in San Diego County. Over 1100 species of exotic, cold tolerant and rare tropical plants. Mail order is available. |
| Jurassic Landscape Nursery: Specializing in cycads and palms for the home or landscape, with care information. |
| National Rhapis Palm Collection: Grower of Rhapis excelsa, list of Rhapis palms, and miniature Japanese palms also known as Kannonchiku. Variegated Rhapis available by mail order. |
| Pine Lake Palms: Texas nursery sells container-grown palm trees. Washingtonias and sago palms available for online purchase. Site also details pricing on some items not included in online shopping. |
| RarePalmSeeds.com: Sells a wide range of new and rare palm tree seeds harvested around the world, to both small collectors and large nurseries. |
| Rhapis Gardens: Mail order nursery in Texas offering various miniature palm trees, as well as other small trees suitable for bonsai or potted specimens. Includes articles and maintenance articles. |
| Utopia Palms and Cycads: Australian nursery selling palms and cycads seed and seedlings, both domestically and internationally. |
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