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Common Names:[edit]
Himalayan Pinanga
Distribution:[edit]
Indian Himalayas
Habitat:[edit]
Moist rainforest
Description:[edit]
An attractive, small, slender, clumping palm to about 5m tall, with dark green, pinnate leaves to about 1m long. It has clusters of orange/scarlet fruit.
Culture:[edit]
Coming from the Himalayas, this is much more cold tolerant than most Pinangas, but probably still not frost tolerant. It likes a sheltered and moist but well drained position. It is a very nice palm which should be more widely grown.
Contributed by:[edit]
Colin Wilson