Normanbya normanbyi
Queensland Black Palm

Palm Tree Care and Names, How to grow palms

Go Back

   

 

 Normanbya normanbyi, Queensland black palm

   

Description

   

Locality:

Queensland, Australia

Cold Hardiness: 

About 28 F., perhaps a bit cooler

Trunk type:

Single trunk, faint rings, thin trunk.

Leaf type:

Plumose (fluffy appearance), pinnate (feather shape).

Suckering/Solitary:

Solitary (single trunk).

Maintenance:

Average, doesn't like sun when it's young.

Speed of growth:

Average

Height:

15 to 20 feet

Soil requirements:

Rich, good draining

Sun Requirements:

Start in strong filtered light, work its way into more sun.   

General Description:

A nice exotic appearing palm that resembles the Foxtail Palm but is a bit more tropical appearing and has silver on the underside of the leaflets.  It also has fishtail type leaflets when younger.

Other Notes:

Rare.  Good along the Coastal areas of California

Further Data:

 

Palm for sale/Availability:

Click here to view the current price list.

 

  Home Contents Palms Cycads Directions

  To be added to our mailing list click here. Receive quarterly species lists and announcements of Jungle Music's famous Open House Sales!

Send mail to phil.bergman@junglemusic.net only with inquiries about Jungle Music nursery stock or mail order. (After over a decade and tens of thousands of phone calls and emails, we no longer offer free advice and consults by phone or email. See our free Palm Tree Help & Cycad Help Articles)

1997-2011 Jungle Music Palms and Cycads
Last modified: August 18, 2011

  All major credit cards accepted