Pachypodium lamerei 4"Pachypodium lamerei, or commonly referred to as "Madagascar Palm," is a stem succulent member of the Apocynaceae family and not a true palm. Upright grey green trunk that has large thorns and a cluster of green leaves at the top. It's normal for them to drop leaves in winter and regrow them in spring Light: full sun Soil: succulent mix Watering: dry between watering Images are used for general reference only. The size, bloom state, leaf state and

The grafted Dwarf Korean Lilac tree form has the same fine features of the shrub-form Dwarf Korean

Growth rate: 13 - 24" per year

Easy to care for on top of it

Spacing: 8 - 10'

dishwasher

though it will climb as well

The fronds are hairy (in a good way) when the are young as they unfurl

Dimensions: diameter 23

pensylvanica differs slightly from the straight species by having a dark central stripe on the scales

A great centerpiece to your annual outdoor container plantings

Leaves can vary in shape between plants but mostly resemble

There are many different species to choose from with a variety of leaf shape and size as well as degrees of variegation or lack thereof