Zamia furfuracea - Cardboard Palm warm tone Invented in 1842 by English

Invented in 1842 by English botanist Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward

while the texture and colour of the leaves is very typical for ivy

Native to tropical rainforests in Australia

Due to their handmade nature they may have some minor imperfections but we think that this adds to the uniqueness

Zamia furfuracea - Cardboard Palm warm tone Invented in 1842 by EnglishThis palm like plant is a cycad, meaning it bears cones, and in the wild it grows around the Gulf of Mexico, particularly in rocky mountains and cliffs along the coast. In your home, it will appreciate plenty of light, and can even deal with direct sun, which will help its broad branches keep bearing those lovely mid green leaves. This plant's branches grow from a central wooded stem, and bear two rows of oval, upwards facing leaves. This makes it an