Areca triandra

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Pronunciation: uh-REEK-uh tree-AND-rah/try-AN-druh


Common Name: none

Areca triandra is the most cold hardy of all the Areca species (which there are a lot of) and, so far, the only one that can reliably be grown in the very best California microclimates, though growers continue to try many of the others all the time.

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