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Table Palm

Livistona Rotundifolia

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Overview

The Table Palm (Livistona rotundifolia), with its glossy, fan-shaped leaves, adds a tropical flair to any setting. It's a versatile palm, thriving indoors and out, reaching a modest height of 3-6 feet with a similar spread. Preferring partial shade and well-draining soil, it's a low-maintenance choice suitable for containers or en masse plantings in zones 10 to 11. Regular watering promotes lush growth, creating a dense, elegant foliage display.

Sun FullWater Extra in Summer, Low, MediumZones 9–11
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — The Table Palm (Livistona rotundifolia)

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Extra in Summer, Low, Medium
USDA zones
9–11

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Arecaceae

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Photos (63)

Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — ensuring they understand that patience is required to see this palm reach its full potential in a landscape; the Table
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — palm for full; incorporating the Table Palm into a garden can create an exotic and elegant focal point
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — The Table Palm (Livistona rotundifolia); preferring partial shade and well-draining soil, image 51
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — adds a tropical flair to any setting; glossy leaves which emanate from a central point, image 52
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — It's a versatile palm, thriving indoors and out, reaching a modest height of 3-6 feet with a similar spread, image 53
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — Preferring partial shade and well-draining soil; palm for full, image 54
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — it's a low-maintenance choice suitable for containers or en masse plantings in zones 10 to 11; commonly, image 55
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — Regular watering promotes lush growth, creating a dense, elegant foliage display; presenting a substantial, image 56
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — commonly referred to as the Table Palm or Footstool Palm; albeit at a slow to moderate growth, image 57
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — represents a captivating choice for both landscape designers and garden enthusiasts alike; it's a versatile, image 58
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — seeking to integrate a tropical flair into their outdoor spaces or indoor atriums; this palm is treasured for, image 59
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — This palm is treasured for its striking fan-shaped; while it appreciates bright, image 60
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — glossy leaves which emanate from a central point; ensuring they understand that patience is required to see, image 61
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — creating a dramatic visual appeal; regular watering promotes lush growth, creating a dense, elegant foliage, image 62
Table Palm (Livistona Rotundifolia) — Each leaf can span up to 2 feet in diameter when fully mature, image 63

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