Fishtail palm's loose, tropical form pairs well with contrasting textures. For a formal look, use a tight hedge like dwarf yaupon holly. For a naturalistic grouping, combine with native plants: Ixora (colorful blooms), African iris (white flowers), Philodendron selloum (bold foliage), Plumbago (blue flowers), and Loropetalum (purple leaves). Choose based on your desired style—formal, tropical, or native. All thrive in full sun and Zone 9-10.
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