The most historical, comprehensive collection of palm information can be found in the back issues of Principes , first printed in 1956 and now called Palms . Back issues contain articles about every aspect of palms - new discoveries, travelogues, botanical gardens, growing from seed, culture, and many other interesting features. Set A, C, D, and E each feature different issues. The 101 issue set is limited in supply, please check availability before ordering.
Supplies are very limited.
Travel with an author into remote regions around the world to search for new species. Learn how to pollinate and hybridize cultivated palms. Discover new uses for these interesting plants in your landscape and home. A subscription to Palms is one of the benefits of becoming an IPS member. Effective 1999, Palms became the new name of the IPS quarterly journal.