Emmenopterys is so rare that I don't think many people have it in their garden. It's also rare in botanic gardens.

Furthermore, they don't flower very often (at least in maritime climates). The tree in Wakehurst Palace flowered for the first time after 75 years. Only a handful have flowered in Europe. When Emmenopterys flowered for the first time in Arboretum Kalmthout in Belgium they build a scaffolding to view the flowers up close.

Here is a link that might be useful: Emmenopterys Flowering In Kalmthout Belgium

This post was edited by GardenPrince on Thu, Jan 1, 15 at 12:03