We all have that disused spot in our house where little sunlight reaches. You want to put a showy potted plant there, but nothing thrives in the low light. Boy, have we got a palm for you!

The lady palm (Rhapis excelsa) is a small palm species that grows in dense clumps of slender, upright green stems. On the stems are fan-shaped, glossy green fronds with between five and eight ...

“My favorite species are the kentia palm, two lady palms (Rhapis excelsa and Rhapis multifida), the metallica palm, and the bamboo palm,” he says. “Kentia and lady palms are pretty pest ...

Nevermind the $1,000 rhapis excelsa palms Friedrich grows. In the meantime, Friedrich is working hard to protect his business against a more palpable foe — the weather. A few weeks ago ...

Vastly different is lady palm (as in lords and ladies), a small, clumping species (Rhapis excelsa) from East Asia. Notable for its elegance, this shade-loving, pinnate plant grows up to eight feet ...

Cover them in place or move them to a warmer location during cold snaps. Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa) — An excellent palm for full shade. It, too, tolerates morning sun, but its leaves will scorch ...

But it also allows a space to add some decorative pebbles. Another fabulous palm is the variegated Rhapis excelsa. A palm that originated in China, but the variegation came about because the ...

Could you give me advice? Thanks! • Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa) • Areca palm (Chrysalidocarpus lutescens) • Ficus alii (Ficus macleilandii) • Peace lily (Spathiphyllum sp.) • Golden ...

are collectively known as lady palms — a well-earned title for such lovely plants. Of the 12 species, Rhapis excelsa is the most widely cultivated here, though R. humilis is also seen.