More commonly known as the Ribbon palm, this native of Australia is a graceful beauty. Drought tolerant but younger specimens need adeqaute moisture to survive. Fronds formed are somewhere between pinnate and palmate, and radiate outwards to hang down in 5 to 6 ft lengths, much like ribbons would if they were hung from a tree. A moderate grower that is attractive and durable.

Yet another not so popular landscape palm, however, it deserves to be used more than others palms more frequently used. Usually listed for Zone 9, reports have this palm being cold hardy into the low 20's, so ifyou are looking for another cold hardy palm this one is worth trying!