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Triangle Palm (Dypsis decaryi) |
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The Triangle palm is one of the most unique of all landscape palms in appearance, due to the very precise three-planed arrangement of the fronds. Though a true crown shaft is not formed, the fronds grow from the trunk in three distinct vertical rows and the wide tightly overlapping leaf bases form a stocky triangle above the short trunk. Long “reins” frequently hang down from the blue green leaves, giving it a bold appearance in the landscape. The Triangle palm prefers full sun and well drained soil, but will tolerate some degree of drought once it is established. Specification Mature Height: 25 feet Hardiness Zone: 10B-11 Salt Tolerance: Low Drought Tolerance: Moderate Light Preference: Full to partial sun |
