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While the common "Large Lady Palm is usually found in 6' to 14' heights, "Miniature Lady Palms" provide shorter, fully developed specimens 1' to 8' tall. These small, named varieties have a fast-clumping growth habit and are available in 5" to 17" pot sizes.
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Introduction to Secret of the Orient, a 52 page comprehensive reference to Lady Palms, including Rhapis excelsa, Rhapis humilis, Rhapis subtilis, and other species. ... Introduction to Secret of the Orient; A "Lady Palm" Reference...
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Browse pictures and read growth / cultivation information about Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa) supplied by member gardeners in the PlantFiles database at Dave's Garden. ... On Sep 12, 2007, harold4308 from West Palm Beach, ... The lady palms tend to be expensive because the genus produces male and female flowers on seperate plants,
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Lady palm is a type of house plant that remains stable in height for years after purchase. Learn why it is a good pest-free choice at HowStuffWorks. ... The lady palm is noted for its dark green, fingerlike leaflets, which look like they have been crimped at the end with pinking shears. It grows in clumps of narrow...
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How to Grow Lady Palm Houseplants. The Lady Palm grows to be around 5 feet tall. The large, tree-like plant, is nice for office and home. While it takes a long time to grow, the houseplant will eventually get very large, bamboo... ... Pot the Lady Palm each spring to fit it into a new size container. The pot should be at...
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The Lady Palm has been grown as an ornamental in China and Japan for centuries. They were brought to Europe in the 18th century but didn't arrive on the American landscape scene until the early sixties (used to decorate modern "ranch" houses and Japanese inspired interiors).
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"Place a nice-sized Lady palm [for instance] in a 10- or 12-inch container on your desk, near your bed or near your computer-anywhere you spend a lot time, "advises Wolverton. "The more plants you can place in your living space, the better."
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Reed-like trunks, arching leaves with fan palm foliage that looks like fingers on a hand. Not tolerant of salt; slow growing; keep soil slightly damp; tolerates low light if hardened off. Plant Form or Habit: curved; ... Home - Gardening - Plants Information - Bamboo Palm, Lady Palm, Lady Finger Palm...
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Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa): see it and grow it ... Clump of Lady palms in an Acapulco garden ... Cultural Practices: The Lady Palms are slow growing and need little fertilizer. Check for scales and mites. Water only when the top of the pot is dry to avoid root rot.
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