Bamboo palm

Add easy-care, fantastic foliage to every room! Palms add architectural elegance and leafy lushness -- indoors and out. See our selection of favorite palms. By Doug Jimerson and Karen Weir-Jimerson

The Bamboo Palm, scientifically known as Chamaedorea seifrizii, is a popular indoor palm plant appreciated for its elegant appearance and air-purifying qualities. It typically reaches a height of 4 to 7 feet when grown indoors, making it an excellent choice for homes and offices.

The term ‘Bamboo Palm’ has been applied to several palm species because of their resemblance to genuine bamboo. What each of the ersatz bamboos features in common is multiple smooth stems interrupted by horizontal rings. Over time Chamaedorea seifrizii probably has been the most frequently-cited and dependable of the so-called Bamboo Palms. Chamaedorea is a… Read more

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This is a superweapon in the arsenal of the plantscaper, as it is one of the only indoor plants that actually thrives in shaded spots. The Rhapis is native to Southeast Asia and certain parts of China. This palm is well suited to shady places, which helps the plant to retain its beautiful dark green colour. It works p

Bamboo palms are perfect for adding a tropical touch to your home or garden. They are low-maintenance, thrive in bright, indirect light, and tolerate various soil types. These beautiful palms can grow up to 20 feet outdoors and purify indoor air. Learn more at Smart Garden and Home.

Also known as Dypsis lutescens, golden cane palm, areca palm, yellow palm, butterfly palm, or bamboo palm, is a species of flowering plant in the family Arecaceae.

Bamboo palm plant has a slight resemblance to “real” bamboo plants that does best in warm humid conditions. Here's why it is a more realistic alternative.

Bamboo palms (Chamadorea costericana) provide incredible screening in tight spaces, as seen in this small Auckland subtropical garden I designed a few years ago. Space was tight and the gap between the new deck, which was to be as big as possible, and the boundary is only about 600mm wide, but you would never tell! The hardy bamboo palms are much easier to maintain than a hedge too!

If you’re looking to add a tropical vibe to your home, nothing beats a palm plant. Though palm trees have limited outdoor ranges, once you look for them, you’ll start noticing areca palms in interiors everywhere, from offices to shopping malls. Areca palms are widely available and easy to grow, and their lush foliage even helps remove some toxins from the air. It’s no wonder they’re popular! If you’re ready to grow your own, here are the basics.