The triangle palm is instantly recognizable by its trunk, which has three distinct flat sides, forming a triangle in cross-section. The feather-like fronds are arranged in three vertical rows. Native to Madagascar, Dypsis decaryi is a striking, medium-sized palm for tropical landscapes.
Full sun, well-drained soil. Regular water and palm fertilizer. It's moderately fast-growing. The triangular trunk is unique among palms. In zones 10-11, outdoors; zone 9b with protection. Makes a dramatic specimen or group planting.
Plant where the trunk geometry can be appreciated. Uplight at night for architectural effect. The fronds are gracefully arching. It's a conversation piece.
| Family: | Arecaceae (ar-ek-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Dypsis (DIP-sis) |
| Species: | decaryi (de-KAR-yee) |
| Synonym: | Neodypsis decaryi |




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