Chamaedorea microspadix
Chamaedorea radficalis
Rhapis excelsa,
Rhapis multifida
Rhapis humilis

All very slow growing and borderline hardy, so would be ideal in pots. All stunningly green, which would be perfect for your garden Simba .

... Silver' Butia capitata Butia eriospatha Butia yatay Caryota mitis Chamaedorea metallica Chamaedorea microspadix Chamaedorea radicalis Chamaerops humilis Chamaerops humilis 'Argentea' Chamaerops ...

... spring is nearly here! Think the Phoenix canariensis_CIDP, Chammy and Chamaedorea microspadix are doing OK. Lowest we got was -8C with the Phoenix canariensis_CIDP being protected. ...

... An ideal place to try out a borderline hardy palm. ( Rhapis excelsa? Chamaedorea microspadix? ) Looking back 2010.50.JPG The planting area for the Phyllostachys nigra was such ...

... like T. princeps / ukhrulensis / takil - Washingtonia filibusta - Chamaedorea microspadix / radicalis. I've scoured eBay for a few palm seedlings which are going well. I've ...

... like T. princeps / ukhrulensis / takil - Washingtonia filibusta - Chamaedorea microspadix / radicalis. I've scoured eBay for a few palm seedlings which are going well. I've ...

... I am hopeful that they should all be ok? Musa basjoo (wrapped) Chamaedorea radicalis (one in cloche, one under tree cover) Chamaedorea microspadix Musella lasciocarpa (in cloche) Trachycarpus fortuneii Eriobotrya japonica Fig ...

... Featuring... Phoenix canariensis Chamaerops humilis Chamaedorea microspadix Musella lasiocarpa Musa sikkimensis Canna tuerckheimii Canna indica Yucca gloriosa ...

... Or a chamaedorea radicalis/microspadix? http://www.thepalmhouse.co.uk/Images/ChRa_photos/ChRa5L_large.jpg

Agree it's C. Elegans.

Always flowers at the end of the year or thereabouts when mature.

I have eight different varieties of Chamaedorea and apart from two grown outside (Radicalis and Microspadix) all the indoor ones are currently in bloom.

... I have tried other palms such as P. canariensis, Washingtnias, Chamaedorea radicalis/microspadix, Nikau but even with protection they all eventually gave up. Saying that, I did ...

... London. I have tried other palms such as P. canariensis, Washingtnias, Chamaedorea radicalis/microspadix, Nikau but even with protection they all eventually gave up. Saying that, I did ...

Chamaedorea radicalis & Chamaedorea microspadix are the hardiest shade loving palms...

... better this way than having it free-standing. As Nathan suggested, Chamaedorea Radicalis is a good planted alternative, seeing off -6c as is C. Microspadix.

... ( Hardy ) Parajubaea torallyii ( Hardy ) Jubaea chilensis ( Hardy ) Chamaedorea microspadix ( Hardy ) Chamaedorea radicalis ( Hardy )