Acoelorrhaphe wrightii, also known as Paurotis Palm, is a clumping, fan-leaved palm native to the Florida Everglades, Mexico, and parts of Central America. It forms a dense, multi-stemmed cluster of slender trunks with bright green palmate leaves that are silvery underneath. Its architectural look, wind tolerance, and cold hardiness make it a standout in both coastal and inland landscapes. It thrives in wet soils but also tolerates periods of drought once established.
Cultural Requirements
- SUNLIGHT: Full sun to partial shade
- DROUGHT TOLERANCE: Moderate – prefers moist soils but tolerates dry periods
- HARDINESS ZONE: 9a–11
- SALT TOLERANCE: High – excellent for coastal landscapes
- TYPICAL HEIGHT: 15 to 25 feet
- GROWTH RATE: Moderate
Acoelorrhaphe wrightii , Everglades Palm , Multiple Sizes
From $20.00Sale Price
#1 - 6-inch, one-gallon container, approximately 8 inches tall.
#3 - 10-inch, three-gallon container, approximately 12 inches tall.