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Locality: |
Australia
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Cold
Hardiness: |
30-32s, F.
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Trunk
type: |
Thin (2-3 inches).
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Leaf
type: |
Pinnate (feather shaped). The leaves are dark green and are about 4-5 feet long.
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Suckering/Solitary: |
Suckering (multiple trunks).
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Maintenance: |
Marginal, they are common in the
tropics as they prefer warm humid weather. Southern California
is a little cool and dry.
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Speed
of growth: |
Moderate
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Height: |
10-12 feet.
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Soil
requirements: |
Rich (high in organics and nutrients) with good drainage.
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Sun
Requirements: |
Filtered.
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General
Description: |
This is a popular multi-trunked palm in
the tropics. Some examples can be found in Southern
California, although not many people have had a lot of success with
this palm. Other species of Ptychosperma will give you a
similar look and be easier to grow.
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Other
Notes: |
Some better choices, that will give you a
similar look, are Ptychosperma hentyi, Ptychopsperma pullenii and
Ptychosperma elegans.
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Further
Data: |
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Palm
for sale/Availability: |
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here to view the current price list.
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