Description

Acoelorrhaphe Wrightii Palm Description

Acoelorrhaphe Wrightii (Paurotis Palm) is native to the southern tip of Florida, the West Indies, and Central America. Paurotis is a clustering fan palm, in nature it forms dense thickets in areas of damp sandy soils or brackish swamps. In addition, the palm has slender trunks covered with a fibrous sheath, up to 30 feet tall, and an open crown of palmate leaves 2 feet (60.96 cm) to 3 feet (91.44 cm) in diameter. Moreover, the green leaves are silver below.

Paurotis Palm Acoelorrhaphe Wrightii Cultivation And

Landscape Application

The divided leaves into segments and borne on thin leaf stalks up to 3 feet (91.44 cm) As a result, the leaf edges have sharp orange teeth. It bears small fruits, 1/2 inch in diameter, orange and black in color. The Acoelorrhaphe Wrightii Palm is suited to coastal locations. This palm is ideal for reclamation planting or as a specimen tree. It is perfect around buildings and in highway medians. Moreover, it provides an attractive contrast to solitary garden plants. Once established the palm is quite hardy and it is frost tolerant. The dense spiny foliage provides an effective tall barrier hedge; it is easily trimmed.  Acoelorrhaphe Wrightii commonly propagates by the removal of suckers or from seed.

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