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Traveller's palm, Ravenala madagascariensis

A striking tropical ornamental plant with beautiful fan-shaped green leaves. Perfect for gardens, landscapes, and outdoor spaces.
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polybag / pot size # Polybag # 16x16, 17.5L, Polybag # 18x18, 26.5L, Polybag # 21x21, 43.5L, Polybag # 25x25, 61.5L, Polybag # 30x30, 96L
Plant height 4' ht, 6' ht, 12' ht

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Traveller’s Palm is a striking tropical landscape plant known for its large banana-like leaves arranged in a single fan-shaped plane. Though not a true palm, it creates a bold architectural effect and instantly adds a resort-style, exotic look to gardens. Its symmetrical form makes it a strong visual focal point in large landscapes.

2. Best For

  • Large lawns and open landscapes

  • Resorts, hotels, and villa gardens

  • Entrance features and focal planting

  • Tropical-themed gardens

  • Public gardens and institutional landscapes

3. Growing & Care Details

Light:

  • Full sun to partial shade

  • Best leaf shape and growth in full sun

Water:

  • Regular watering required

  • Likes moist but well-drained soil

Soil:

  • Fertile, well-drained soil

  • Enriched garden soil improves growth

Temperature:

  • Thrives in warm, tropical climates

  • Sensitive to frost and cold winds

Care Tips:

  • Ensure good drainage to avoid root rot

  • Protect young plants from strong winds

  • Regular feeding supports lush foliage

Maintenance Ideas:

  • Remove dried or damaged leaves

  • Maintain open space around the plant for symmetry

  • Ideal as a standalone specimen

Common Issues & Management:

  • Leaf tearing: Strong wind exposure

  • Yellowing leaves: Nutrient deficiency

  • Root rot: Overwatering or poor drainage