Farm price 65cm crown diameter evergreen Washingtonia filifera perennial fresh plant

Farm price 65cm crown diameter evergreen Washingtonia filifera perennial fresh plant

Inflorescences large, bow-shaped drooping, longer than leaves (3.6 m long), several large branching inflorescences are drawn from the tubular first-order spathe, each consisting of several superimposed cypress-shaped branching inflorescences 40-50 cm long, with many filiform 6-8 cm long branchlets on the branching inflorescences; buds lanceolate tapered Calyx tubular bell-shaped, base truncated, lobes 3, lobed to middle, broadly ovate, with small round teeth, apex slightly rusty scales; corolla 2 times longer than calyx, lower 1/5 tubular, lobes lanceolate-acuminate, slightly awned; stamens opposite corolla lobes coarsely spindle-shaped, stamens cylindrical, diamond-shaped, intergrowth with corolla lobes Anthers lanceolate-arrow-shaped, acute-pointed, apex short 2-lobed; ovary small, gyroscopic, 3-lobed, upper part abruptly contracted into a filiform style, stigma punctate, undivided.

Fruit ovoid, ca. 9.5 mm long, ca. 6 mm in diam., bright black, apex bristly 5-6 mm long persistent style. Seeds ovate, both ends round, ca. 7 mm in diameter, ca. 5 mm in diameter, endosperm uniform, embryo basal. Flowering July.

The fronds are up to 4 m (13 ft) long, made up of a petiole up to 2 m (6.6 ft) long, bearing a fan of leaflets 1.5–2.0 m (4.9–6.6 ft) long. They have long, thread-like, white fibers, and the petioles are pure green with yellow edges and filifera-filaments, between the segments. and the leaves are gray green. When the fronds die, they remain attached and drop down to cloak the trunk in a wide skirt.

The trunk is gray and tan

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Potted plants, hedges, shade trees, thickets, landscape trees, street trees

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