Dypsis baronii | Sugar Cane Palm 4.7ltr ginger It was once common on

It was once common on Mauritius in the Mascarene Islands but although commonly cultivated

multiple available

Prefers medium to bright light

It remains green when ripe

enjoys a cold winter and a warm summer

Dypsis baronii | Sugar Cane Palm 4.7ltr ginger It was once common onDypsis baronii, commonly known as the Sugar Cane Palm, from the mountains of Madagascar, is a really stunning specimen for tropical and sub tropical gardens. Admired for its clean, multi stemmed appearance, this palm displays red purple stems when young, changing to green yellow when mature. The arching trunks and feather like fronds which form this palm give it a classic tropical look. Best in a sheltered, part shaded site, however it can take full