Pachypodium 'lamerei' (Madagascar Palm)

Pachypodium 'lamerei' (Madagascar Palm)Botanical Name: Pachypodium 'lamerei' Common Names: Madagascar Palm Description: This striking houseplant hails from Madagascar and because it has leaves growing around the crown this combination gives rise to the common name of Madagascar Palm. Pachypodium means "thick foot" and refers to the thick swollen stem that stores water and gives the plant structure and strength. The swollen stem grows upwards with the leaves surrounding the crown gradually

This evergreen wields very slender stalks with oblong leaves arranged in a circular fashion at the end of each stem

The two-lipped flowers are somewhat reminiscent of snapdragon

shows off medium-green leaves speckled with light green

The plant specific lighting helps plants while growing indoors

They are best grown from seed

Since they already store water in their leaves

Avoid heating liquids or food directly in the mug to protect the coating

This Beautifully Crafted Gardening Apron keeps your clothes dry and clean while working with your plants

This plant wields dark green

spade-shaped leaves that have patches of pink

Its flowers are bell-shaped and appear in clusters

Common Names: Carnations