Hey Jake, I have lots of Trachycarpus fortunei seedlings that are volunteer. I could give you.. I normally cut all the inflorescences off so they don’t see but apparently I missed a couple years ago and so there’s lots of ceilings at the bottom of one tree I have so I could send you those in the spring if you like. I grew up just north of you in Knox County Kentucky about two counties away from you and it’s a beautiful part of the country. All my Trachycarpus I grew from seed and they’re all mature now mostly. I have one needle palm, One Butia, one needle palm And if you say minors. I do grow Musa basjoo In a few tropical, looking plants, other than palms and I grow cactus and succulents a lot of Trichocereus Species from Argentina and lots and lots of leaf succulents. I have experimented with a lot of succulents I bought at Home Depot that are supposedly house plants, but mostly they are all pretty hard to hear lots of Sedeveria, Echeveria , sedums, Sempervivums and other succulents. I grow lots of Hardy Agave Species. I probably grew way more than I need to be growing because I’m getting old. It’s kinda hard to keep up with it. I had open heart surgery back in February but I’m doing great so I guess I’ll be around for a little while longer. lol. , Anyway, It’s nice to see your pose palm Seedlings would be best to be pulled up, sitting in the spring. Send me your address in the spring whenever you’re ready for him and I’ll send you some Trachycarpus plants. Send me your address in spring and I’ll send you some palms.