Chamaedorea time

[happypalms]

A few chamaedoreas around the garden, and apparently according to a local source the chamaedoreas are huge @peachy I have plenty more to go into the garden over time! 

[gyuseppe]

Richard as you know i love chamaedorea, thanks for sharing the photos, it's always a pleasure for me to read your posts

[Harry’s Palms]

Chamaedorea are beautiful . Most are fairly cool hardy and make great “ in between” palms to grow in the shade of the larger palms. Some can take a fair amount of sun too. They don’t take much room , depending on the species , but love water. I only have a few different ones now . When I moved here I had more but not enough shade to keep them alive. Like Dypsis , there are many to choose from. Harry

What species is this? Oblongata?  Thank you for sharing your garden , once again. 

A couple of C. Ernesti Augusti between a Rhopalostylus ( juvenile) and a C. Lutescens

C. Radicalis volunteers popping up between the Pritchardia and a Caryota Mitis . 

[happypalms]

5 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

Chamaedorea are beautiful . Most are fairly cool hardy and make great “ in between” palms to grow in the shade of the larger palms. Some can take a fair amount of sun too. They don’t take much room , depending on the species , but love water. I only have a few different ones now . When I moved here I had more but not enough shade to keep them alive. Like Dypsis , there are many to choose from. Harry

What species is this? Oblongata?  Thank you for sharing your garden , once again. 

A couple of C. Ernesti Augusti between a Rhopalostylus ( juvenile) and a C. Lutescens

C. Radicalis volunteers popping up between the Pritchardia and a Caryota Mitis . 

Your welcome the species name I do believe is arenbergia, I have a few different ones that are a bit tricky to remember. Radicalis pop up all over my garden most I leave and the same with plumosa, adscedans, elegans in fact all chamaedorea species pop up, some wanted and a few unwanted. I have sefritzii throughout the garden but never any seeds on them. I still say you need some adscedans in that garden, I got a stack more seeds maturing in the garden, I might have to get those craftwork beads abroad. Your garden is always well maintained one advantage to a house garden, pick a spot in my garden and work that area and move onto the next spot first chance you get it never ends!

Richard