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Easy growing burretokentia hapala

happypalms · 2025-09-23T08:13:17+0000

A recent planting, it sulked for a few months over winter, now it’s warming up it’s starting to get a move on. A while to go before it starts to look like the ones in Sydney botanical gardens.