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African Species - Encephalartos Dioons, Cycas & Zamia etc Agaves, Yuccas, Succulents etc. Menu * FEROX (Mozambique) Recommended * HILDEBRANDTII (Kenya) Recommended * SENTICOSUS (South Africa) Recommended * KISAMBO (Kenya) Recommended * MANIKENSIS (Zimbabwe) Recommended * NATALENSIS (South Africa) Recommended ALTENSTEINII (South Africa) Recommended AREANRIUS (BLUE) (South Africa) ARENARIUS (Green) BARTERI - very few left BUBALINUS (Tanzania) BUNIA sp. (Congo) CAFFER (South Africa) CERINUS (South Africa) CHIMANIMANIENSIS (Mozambique) CONCINNUS (Zimbabwe) CUPIDUS (South Africa) - few DELUCANUS: (Tanzania) DYERIANUS (South Africa) EUGENE MARAISSI very few GRATUS HORRIDUS (BLUE) (South Africa) INOPINUS (Sth Africa) ITURIENSIS (Congo) LAURENTIANUS ( Congo) LEBOMBOENSIS (previously Piet Retiefi) (South Africa) LEHMANNII (South Africa) LONGIFOLIUS (South Africa) MIDDLEBURGENSIS (South Africa) MSINGANUS (South Africa) MUNCHII (Mozambique) NGOYANUS (Sth Africa) NUBIMONTANUS (South Africa) PRINCEPS (South Africa) PTEROGONUS (Zimbabwe) SCHMITZII: (Zambia) SCLAVOI (Tanzania) TRISPINOSUS (South Africa) TURNERI (Mozambique) UMBELUZIENSIS (Sth Africa) VILLOSUS (South Africa) WHITELOCKII (Uganda) - few

PRINCEPS (South Africa) A medium sized cycad with highly attractive blue foliage. The leaves are held erect, leaflets have no spines, will tolerate cold, cones are brown. Closely resembles Lehmannii. One of the best species to grow. Highly desirable and very ornamental. PRICE: No Stock Email ~ cycadman@bigpond.com ORDER

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