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This fairly newly named species is native to the Chiapas area of Mexico.  It is single trunk and, for a Chamaedorea, has a rather thick two inch trunk.  Leaves...

This palm is quite similar to the more common Brahea armata.  ItIt is felt by some to be a natural hybrid between Brahea armata and Brahea brandegeei.  It’s considered a “costo-palmate” palm.  It loves sun,...

This is an unusual type of King Palm that has a purple colored crown shaft when it gets bigger.  You won't see this on smaller plants as shown...

The nursery plants shown here are nice one gallon size.  They are about three years old.  This species is native to Brazil and lives near the ocean, often...

Cordyline australis are a group of plants that form small trees.  There are various forms and species.  Most popular are the colorful forms as shown here and above.  This...

This palm species makes seeds which are the source of the "Acai berry juice".  This species makes large numbers of dark purple seeds, so it's no surprise that...

This relatively recent introduction to the palm market is from Madagascar.  It is a suckering palm that gets to a height of about twelve feet with 4 inch...

This interesting palm loves heat and is water conserving.  It's native to Morocco.  It behaves like the regular Chamaerops but is blue in color and never gets as...

This is a great suckering palm for filtered light.  It gets to a height of 14 to 16 feet, suckers and has green leaves about four feet long. ...

Shown below is an impossible to find suckering palm from northern India, Tibet and surrounding areas.  Quite remarkably, its native habitat is at elevations of 5000 to 7500...