Howea forsteriana | Kentia Palm 2ltr outdoor collectables Fruit is formed on new

Fruit is formed on new growth

though it can also survive in places with less light

This ornamental palm is relatively slow growing and will make a great specimen for containers as an indoor palm given enough light

Chamaedorea microspadix

This variety of Bambino Bougainvillea produces a beautiful array of colours

Howea forsteriana | Kentia Palm 2ltr outdoor collectables Fruit is formed on newKnown commonly as the Kentia palm, thatch palm or the palm court palm, they have graced hallways, hotel lobbies and Palm Court tea rooms with their gorgeous drooping fronds since Victorian times. Howea forsteriana provides lush upright growth with minimal care requirements, making it one of our most frequently recommended indoor palms. Plant biography: Endemic to Lord Howe Island in Australia, they were identified by Italian naturalist Odoardo Beccari