thatch palm

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Thatch palm is a common name for Howea forsteriana, an elegant feather-leaved palm tree native to Australia’s Lord Howe Island and widely grown as an ornamental indoor and landscape plant.

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Howea forsteriana 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf common name
ornamental plant
palm tree
plant species
climatePreference mild subtropical climates
commercialUse interior landscaping
ornamental horticulture
commonName Kentia palm NERFINISHED
thatch palm
cultivatedAs houseplant
endemicTo Lord Howe Island NERFINISHED
evergreen true
family Arecaceae NERFINISHED
floweringPlant true
genus Howea NERFINISHED
growthForm single-stemmed palm
growthRate slow-growing
introducedTo Europe NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
many temperate regions as an indoor plant
kingdom Plantae
leafArrangement pinnate leaves
leafType feather-leaved
lightPreference bright indirect light
maximumHeightInCultivation about 3 meters indoors
maximumHeightInHabitat over 10 meters
nativeCountry Australia NERFINISHED
nativeHabitat coastal forests of Lord Howe Island
subtropical island forests
nativeTo Lord Howe Island NERFINISHED
order Arecales NERFINISHED
photosyntheticPathway C3
propagationMethod seed
refersTo Howea forsteriana NERFINISHED
soilPreference well-drained soil
taxonRank species
tolerates indoor environments
low light conditions
trunkCharacteristic slender trunk
typicalUse indoor plant
landscape plant
ornamental indoor plant
ornamental outdoor plant
valuedFor elegant appearance
graceful fronds
shade tolerance

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Howea forsteriana commonName thatch palm