Areca Dypsis lutescens 17cm Rambling Rose In Ancient Rome

In Ancient Rome

but not at our Oxfordshire store or Café

These become decoratively fluffy seed heads in the autumn

digging plant holes and working in areas where a full size spade would be too cumbersome

beds and borders without disturbing the surrounding area

Areca Dypsis lutescens 17cm Rambling Rose In Ancient RomeThis Areca dypsis lutescens is the charming, immature form of the popular Golden Cane Palm. The luxuriant stems, dividing into two distinct leaflets, will become gracefully arching branches. In the meantime, the lovely young foliage creates a small scale sense of tropical lushness and being excellent air purifiers, actively improves the quality of daily life.