Washingtonia robusta “Mexican Fan Palm Ceramic Pots with veins impressed above and

with veins impressed above and conspicuously raised below

The inside walls of the pitcher are very smooth

evergreen or almost deciduous climber with stems bearing down-cruving thorns and ovate

and consider placing the bonsai near a south-facing window

The natural patterning may be less distinct as well

Washingtonia robusta “Mexican Fan Palm Ceramic Pots with veins impressed above andWashingtonia robusta is known as Mexican Fan Palm . Is commonly seen at 40 to 50 feet but capable of soaring to 80 feet in height, Washington Palm is quickly recognized as the much used, straight, singletrunked street palm of years past. The lower leaves persist on the tree after they die, forming a dense, brown, shaggy covering below the living, bright green, broad, fan shaped leaves, giving it the common name of petticoat palm. These dead fronds are