Sugar Cane Dypsis baronii / Palms
Pricing
| Grade | Height Indication | Price | Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| PB8 | $45 | 30 Order | |
| PB12 (9.75l) | 80cm | $85 | 20 Order |
| PB18 (12l) | 90cm | $115 | 20 Order |
| PB18 (12 litre) very large grade | $245 | 30 Order | |
| 35 litre ezylift | 1 metre | $255 | 9 Order |
| 380 litre ezylift | 3.8m | $2450 | 12 Order |
All prices are GST inclusive but exclude freight (if applicable).
A really stunning specimen for smaller gardens and can be utilised as a smaller, dramatic palm in larger garden designs also.
Native to Madagascar.
High on the list of covetable palms and much admired for it’s prominently ringed multiple trunks.
Very similar in appearance to the Golden Cane (Dypsis Lutescens), but hardier to NZ’s climate, smaller & more elegant.
This is one of only a handful of clustering palms which successfully grow outdoors on New Zealand.
The Sugar Cane or Dypsis looks most elegant and best in a sheltered, shaded site, however it can certainly take full sun as well. It will look tatty in a constant medium zoned wind and is no good in an exposed site. It is a slow grower and gains 20cm yearly in height.
The amount of trunks it will eventually end up with is unpredictable, but clever gardeners can plant another smaller (cheaper) Dypsis hard up against their main specimen in order to maximise trunks produced.
Full sun.
Requires afternoon shade, prefers filtered sunlight.
Low wind tolerant.
Will manage a very light frost to -1C.
Grows to a height of 4 metres (approx).
Manages an indoor situation.
Requires adequate moisture.
