Adenia ballyi Living Gifts Introducing the Madagascar palm

Introducing the Madagascar palm

there are only a few places in the United States where it grows well outdoors year-round

Adaptable to Conditions: Performs well in low-light environments and high-humidity conditions

which look like totem poles with many faces

This cactus prefers dry soil with organic materials

Adenia ballyi Living Gifts Introducing the Madagascar palmAdenia ballyi Origin and Habitat: Tropical Africa (Somalia). Description: Adenia ballyi is an odd, glabrous, shrub up to 2 m tall to 1 m in diameter. It is an interesting addition to a collection, but rarely seen in cultivation. It can be grown outdoors in frost free climates and forms an impenetrable shrub if not manicured. Exposure: It needs light shade, but the caudex should be in the shade, while the leaves prefer some sun. Avoid direct blasting