trachycarpus ukhrulensis 2 ltr pot 2kg hence the name jelly palm

hence the name jelly palm

followed by berries

The top of the leaf is green to dark purple

crowned by a 4 to 5' rosette of foliage

The leaves of the Cyathea new caledonian are often bright green and can have a beautiful

trachycarpus ukhrulensis 2 ltr pot 2kg hence the name jelly palmTrachycarpus ukhrulensis It is an species from the area Manipur in India, also known as Trachycarpus sp. Naga hills and Trachycarpus sp. Manipur. Very popular specie in Europe with hard stiff blue silver leaves. The Trachycarpus ukhrulensis is frost hardy and makes 4 5 leaves a year. Much slower than a Trachycarpus fortunei when they are young, but they are popular because of their very blueish and white underside leaves. They grow slow when they are