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Licuala triphylla

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May 4May 4

Here’s one small palm I fell in love with straight away. These little understory palms are an absolute beauty of a palm. Just as good as any small chamaedorea in the garden!

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May 6May 6

I am ready to try Licuala again. I just love the look of them . I think there are a couple that would work now that I have a canopy and great protection in certain areas of my garden . I am thinking , maybe , start with L. Ramsayi. @DoomsDave has a beauty and we have very similar climates. Floribunda has some and when my buddy gets back from Japan in June we are going in on an order of palms. Harry

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May 7May 7

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20 hours ago, Harry’s Palms said:

I am ready to try Licuala again. I just love the look of them . I think there are a couple that would work now that I have a canopy and great protection in certain areas of my garden . I am thinking , maybe , start with L. Ramsayi. @DoomsDave has a beauty and we have very similar climates. Floribunda has some and when my buddy gets back from Japan in June we are going in on an order of palms. Harry

Iicualas are easy to grow, some climates they do better in containers then in the ground. There are so many licualas available in Australia. Bracteata, triphylla, ramsayi, spinosa, fordiana just a few tough ones for a cool climate. Oh I wish i could order from florabunda!
Richard

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May 12May 12

On 5/4/2026 at 6:21 AM, happypalms said:

Here’s one small palm I fell in love with straight away. These little understory palms are an absolute beauty of a palm. Just as good as any small chamaedorea in the garden!

I see why "triphylla"