Palms and Palm-alike

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DYPSIS LANCEOLATA ' Dypsis Palm of Mayotte ' Chrysalidocarpus lanceolatus Palmae Mayotte Seeds (3) : A very rare and little known Dypsis native to the Comoro Islands which is somewhat similar to Dypsis cabadae but said to. . . . More...	HYOPHORBE INDICA VAR_GREEN FORM ' Champagne Palm ' Hyophorbe commersoniana Palmae Reunion Island Seeds (3) : An exceedingly rare relative of the well-known Bottle and Spindle Palms from the Mascarene Islands. This species has a m. . . . More...	PTYCHOSPERMA ELEGANS ' Solitaire Palm ' Archontophoenix elegans, Ptychosperma wendlandianum Palmae Australia Seeds (5) : Seeds (50) : This well-known and much-loved palm is often used in smaller gardens and for indoor decoration. It is a solitary species. . . . More...	LIVISTONA DECIPIENS ' Ribbon Fan Palm ' Palmae Australia Seeds (3) : Plant 45-50cm : A graceful, very fast-growing, tall palm from eastern Australia with finely divided, weeping fan leaves. It is easy to g. . . . More...	DRACAENA CONCINNA Dracaenaceae Mauritius Seeds (4) : More...
VERSCHAFFELTIA SPLENDIDA ' Stilt Palm ' Palmae Seychelles Seeds (3) : Plant 20-25cm : A beautiful species from the Seychelles that sports a slender, spiny trunk, supported by prominent stilt roots, and larg. . . . More...	WALLICHIA SIAMENSIS Palmae Thailand Seeds (5) : More...	LICUALA RAMSAYI ' Australian Fan Palm ' Licuala muelleri Palmae Australia Seeds (3) : Plant 25-30cm : A truly spectacular palm, native to the lush rainforests of northeastern Queensland. It boasts a spreading crown of huge. . . . More...	LICUALA SPINOSA ' Mangrove Fan Palm ' Licuala horrida, Licuala ramosa Palmae Asia Seeds (5) : Plant 30cm : One of the most robust species of Licuala, this palm from coastal areas is widespread in south-east Asia. It is fast gro. . . . More...	LICUALA PELTATA VAR.PELTATA Palmae Tropical Asia Seeds (3) : Its solitary trunk carries a spreading crown of large, circular fan leaves that are divided into numerous, wide segments. . . . More...
LICUALA PELTATA VAR. SUMAWONGII ' Sumawong's Palm ' Licuala elegans Palmae Seeds (3) : Plant : This is the magnificent and much desired, entire-leaved variety of Licuala peltata, sometimes erroneously also called Li. . . . More...	COCCOTHRINAX FRAGRANS ' Guano ' Palmae Cuba Seeds (3) : A smallish palm native from eastern Cuba to Hispaniola, Coccothrinax fragrans is generally similar to Coccothrinax arge. . . . More...	COCCOTHRINAX SPISSA ' Guano ' Palmae Dominican Republic Seeds (3) : This unique palm comes from the Caribbean island of Hispaniola and has a very unusual, stout trunk that is usually massi. . . . More...	CHAMAEROPS HUMILIS VAR.CERIFERA Palmae Maroc Seeds (3) : This palm, which grows in the Atlas mountains in Morocco up to 1700m, offers all the virtues a palm enthusiast from outs. . . . More...	BEAUCARNEA STRICTA ' Estrellas ' Agavaceae Mexico Seeds (3) : Plant diam caudex 4cm : A breathtaking plant from the Mexican states of Puebla and Oaxaca, where it grows in dry deciduous forest. It forms a la. . . . More...
COCCOTHRINAX EKMANII ' Guanito ' Haitiella eckmanii Palmae Dominican Republic Seeds (3) : A very desirable, small Coccothrinax from the island of Hispaniola, where it occurs on the Barahona peninsula, both in H. . . . More...	COCCOTHRINAX ARGENTATA Palmae Bahamas Seeds (3) : A very pretty palm with a slender trunk and an open crown of deeply divided leaves with thin segments, dark green above . . . . More...	VEITCHIA ARECINA Veitchia montgomeryana, Veitchia macdanielsii Palmae Vanuatu Plant 50-60cm : A very attractive and popular species from Vanuatu (New Hebrides) in the Southwest Pacific where it grows in moist fores. . . . More...	DRACAENA LOUREIRI Dracaenaceae Thailand Plant 30cm : A Dracaena species from Thailand which is to be found growing on limestone in mountainous areas. Forming strong trunk w. . . . More...	COPERNICIA MACROGLOSSA Palmae Cuba Seeds (2) : This Cuban species is a most curious palm. It has large circular leaves that have virtually no leafstalk and that do not. . . . More...