Dypsis mirabilis

[Dypsisdean]

I always liked these palms in a small grouping. They are finally coming into their own and looking established. I don't know why they aren't used more often in the typical garden since they don't require very much space.

Previously known as D. florencei and D. paludosa, these have a pinnate and entire leaf form. They have been a trouble free fast grower in my cooler tropical climate.

 

[edric]

I always liked these palms in a small grouping. They are finally coming into their own and looking established. I don't know why they aren't used more often in the typical garden since they don't require very much space.

Previously known as D. florencei and D. paludosa, these have a pinnate and entire leaf form. They have been a trouble free fast grower in my cooler tropical climate.

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Hi Dean, thanks for catching that, I'm merging them together now, thanks, Ed

 

[Dypsisdean]

Hi Dean, thanks for catching that, I'm merging them together now, thanks, Ed

Thanks Ed

 

[KeithinSoJax]

I always liked these palms in a small grouping. They are finally coming into their own and looking established. I don't know why they aren't used more often in the typical garden since they don't require very much space.

Previously known as D. florencei and D. paludosa, these have a pinnate and entire leaf form. They have been a trouble free fast grower in my cooler tropical climate.

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Dean, in HI, don't they blend in with the Ti plants?

 

[Dypsisdean]

Dean, in HI, don't they blend in with the Ti plants?

They do look similar - but no mistaken them in person.

In Hawaii, everything blends in with everything else, even all the weeds.