Mexican Parlour Palm blackberry This ornamental palm is relatively

This ornamental palm is relatively slow growing and will make a great specimen for containers as an indoor palm given enough light

Its perfect leaf design lends itself to be a semi-succulent variety

hardy bamboo palm usually grows much the same if a bit more restricted in size

large almond shaped leaves grow on long vines which will eventually put out heavily scented clusters of pale pink/creamy star shaped flowers

Mexican Parlour Palm blackberry This ornamental palm is relativelyChamaedorea radicalis, also known as Mexican Parlour Palm is one of a number of palms commonly referred to as Parlour Palms a name probably adapted from their use as hardy adaptable house plants first introduced and made popular in the Victorian era. This species of Chamaedorea can be grown indoors or outdoors in NZ where it can be hardy to at least minus 7 degrees. Slow growing. With slender bamboo like stems, this beautiful feather palm reaches 1 2