Triangle Palm boysenberry When young they have small

When young they have small spoon-shaped leaves at the end but as the plant ages and matures these straighten out to become almost like a reed

or warm protected areas in Temperate climates

During summer the plants will often have clusters of dark red star-like flowers that are heavily scented and produce a sugary nectar

Dark green leaves contrast against deep plum coloured bracts

the genus name comes from the Greek words chamai meaning on the ground and dorea meaning a gift as the fruits are easily gathered from the ground

Triangle Palm boysenberry When young they have smallThe Dypsis decaryi or Triangle palm is a spectacular palm native to Madagascar. This imposing and beautiful palm is characterized by the unique way the leaf bases are arranged to form the shape of a triangle. Tall, stiff, grey green pinnate leaves grow almost upright from the trunk and eventually begin arcing around 1m from the tip. The solitary trunk, brown grey in colour is upright and smooth but marked by rings of fallen leaves. Although frost