The foliage of a palm tree is called a frond. Most palms grow fronds from the crown (or top) of the plant. The fronds are one major identifying device, second only to the type of trunk the plant grows. Palm leaves come in four main types; pinnate, palmate, bipinnate and entire. Pinnate leaves are the most common form of frond. The foliage resembles a feather and is divided at the end into individual leaflets. There is a thick, central rib in pinnate leaves.
This is a seasonal product and can be unavailable at times. It is used by religions to make talismans and decorations.
Sold per stem
Each stem is 330cm in length.
