Hyophorbe lagenicaulis "Bottle Palm" 10"Hyophorbe lagenicaulis, or commonly referred to as the "Bottle Palm", develops a strange unusual swollen trunk at the base. Green wide fronds that you can surely use to fan yourself. It can get up to 10'h and taller at maturity with even longer fronds. Light: full sun Watering: dry down 20% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size and shape of each plant will vary.

Producing bright yellow flowers normally in the fall

Fits 8" pot

Phlegmariurus squarrosus

Soil: a well drained all purpose potting soil

this tapered

Even new growth is protected against insects for up to 8 weeks

Leaves are even more aromatic when crushed or bruised

pensylvanica differs slightly from the straight species by having a dark central stripe on the scales

mounded plants

You can see the resemblance in proportion and the intensity of bloom

Dividing: in spring every 4 years

Bright flowers and intriguing foliage add color and interest to shady gardens