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Licuala mirrinennsis planted in the garden

By happypalms
October 25, 2024 in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

https://www.palmtalk.org/forum/topic/86730-licuala-mirrinennsis-planted-in-the-garden/

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happypalms

Posted October 25, 2024

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Posted October 25, 2024

Another palm in the collection goes in the ground. Cool tolerant surviving three winters being another licuala that doesn’t seem to mind the cold. It does like to drink water, seems quite tough and not to fussy. Plenty of shade and water should see it quite happy in the garden. You think of licuala as supe4 tropical heat wanting palms iam surprised at how many are tolerant of cool weather for sure there’s some fussy ones that don’t like the cold weather. For such tropical backgrounds there’s some good varieties to choose from for growing in my area. I also planted another lanonia magaloni going for a group planting of three one more to plant for that group I have another half dozen of them so no shortage of stock for that group.