Shrubby, multi-stemmed with sharp spines on mature trunks. Rounded fans of silvery-blue-green leaflets (to 24 in wide). Hardier than most palms.
Seeds in spring (warm, moist, weeks to germinate). Produces suckers—can divide.
Slow but sculptural, long-lived.
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