Here's a few photos.

Encephalartos hildebrandtii.  Mine sat for a year, now it's put out two flushes this summer.  looks like it wants to be big.

Carpentaria acuminata this spring.  It's looking better now, having dropped old/ratty leaves.  That's a second, shorter one behind it.

Archontophoenix tuckeri.  Not a good photo, but it shows the silvery undersides of the leaves.  This one's a really handsome specimen with a long, bright green crownshaft.

Two Satakentia liukiuensis.  Yes, I could have cut off a couple of old, yellowing leaves and the plants are more yellowish than they should be (working on micronutrients).  But they're growing pretty enthusiastically.