Kentia Palms - Howea fosteriana
By Delonix1
- 26 Jan, 2025
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There’s 10 Kentia palms in front of the house. Some were planted in 2005 and some grew into the ground from the bottom of the pots. I just finished pruning them a few days ago. Photo taken January 24, 2025.
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Mine in the backyard is now just about seeable from the street over the house. I planted it in 1993. It makes seeds. But its fronds are sort of gray color I think the heat of roof causes that but not sure.
Are those ten from your garden?
28 Jan, 2025
Bushbernie,
Yes, Kentia palms are very ornamental and easy to grow, they do like regular watering, though.
28 Jan, 2025
Stan,
Yes, the 10 or 12 Kentia palms are in my front yard. I have a total of 15 or 16 Kentia palms in the front yard.
These palms get burned practically every year during the bad heatwaves. They receive reflected heat off the red tile roof, which they hate!
I have some baby Kentia palms from the seeds from the larger palm. I think it took over 4 years for the seeds to ripen. Typically, it takes 4 to 7 years for Howea fosteriana seed too ripen.
29 Jan, 2025
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Love the look of Kentia Palms and the fact that they're relatively low maintenance compared to many other palms.
26 Jan, 2025