washingtonia robusta stem 40 cm total 200 cm pot o36cm Accessories Temperature: 10°C
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Temperature: 10°C
but it is relatively drought-tolerant once established
endemic to Lord Howe Island in Australia
curling white filaments are growing
it continues to grow and creates multiple new heads
washingtonia robusta stem 40 cm total 200 cm pot o36cm Accessories Temperature: 10°CWashingtonia Robusta: This tall, solitary fan palm is also know as Mexican Fan Palm, Washington Palm, Skyduster and petticoat palm. It is found in North western Mexico and Baja California in desert and semi arid areas, especially canyons, often near water. It grows to about 20m with persistant leaf bases. The leaves are bright green, with cotton like threads on young leaves, and dark brown, heavily armed, shiny leaf bases. It prefers a sunny, well