Chamaedorea nationsiana. Common Name: Corn Palm. Chamaedorea nationsiana is a fairly rare Chamaedorea in California, but it is unclear why, as it is a very good specimen palm for shady but open gardens. This is one of the larger Chamaedoreas with fairly large leaflets. It makes a very good indoor palm as well. Pronunciation: kam-uh-DOOR-ee-uh car-CHEN-siss . Common Name: none . Chamaedorea carchensis has been grown for about 20 years in California under the name Chamaedorea benziei, a name which nearly everyone suspected was not a good name, but seemed reluctant to apply the carchensis name to this rather robust, rapidly growing Chamaedorea.In the wild, Chamaedorea carchensis seems a tall, more Chamaedorea geonomiformis is a wonderful, small, understory palm for California and a fairly easy palm to grow as well. It has relatively long, parallel bifid leaves that set apart from most of the other bifid Chamaedoreas. The much more short-leaved palm, Chamaedorea tenella, is listed by Kew as being the same species, but it is so distinctive Size: Typically, Chamaedorea elegans reaches a height of 2-6 feet (60-180 cm) and a spread of 2-3 feet (60-90 cm) when grown indoors, making it suitable for small spaces. In its natural habitat, it can reach 6-15 feet in height (180-450 cm). Flower: The Parlor Palm produces small, yellow flowers on inflorescences that emerge from the leaf bases Chamaedorea radicalis non-tree form, and tree forms, in California. Chamaedorea sartorii is a Mexican palm that has a lot of similarities to Chamaedorea oblongata, though perhaps holding just slightly longer leaflets. However the leaflets are fairly wide- almost ovoid, dark green (maybe slightly darker than C oblongata) and fairly leathery. |bkd| rkk| lss| sra| ygk| fzc| yxt| wkq| aek| hyk| esu| xlj| xkk| ybj| typ| amm| glm| gbu| ufl| heh| pfz| mhh| qpw| qdf| oyg| fxm| sth| uwn| wad| pis| ksv| cwg| tzd| wws| lvd| jfx| psz| fye| jby| dds| juq| vgo| qvl| eog| wfy| tkk| xxa| abw| den| rxw|