Dypsis lutescens H. Wendl., Beentje& JDransf.
Common name(s): Golden Cane Palm, Areca Palm, Yellow Palm, Butterfly Palm
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Frond
Frond
Pinna
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Gender: Male
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Gender: Female
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Coastal
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General Notes
Erect to arching fronds with green to golden-yellow petiole and rachis (stems) with a silver-green trunk, makes this a stunning clumping palm for indoor, garden or landscape. The clump can consist of 4 - 20 stems with 5 - 11 fronds per stem.
The frond has 40 - 60 pairs of pinnae (leaflets) on the rachis.
It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit