Rhapis excelsa ‘Multi Planted’ – Lady Palm
Rhapis excelsa ‘Multi Planted’ – Lady Palm
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Rhapis excelsa ‘Multi Planted’, commonly known as Lady Palm, is an elegant, slow-growing palm valued for its dense clumping habit and rich tropical appearance. The multi-planted form creates a fuller display of bamboo-like stems topped with broad, fan-shaped leaves in a deep, glossy green.
Its compact growth and strong performance in shady conditions make it particularly useful for north-facing foundation plantings, sheltered courtyards and shaded garden borders. Lady Palm is also well suited to containers, where its refined form can provide a lush tropical accent without becoming overly large.
Planting several specimens together creates an impressive mass effect, while individual plants work beautifully near entryways, beneath taller trees or within shrub borders. The dense foliage also responds particularly well to architectural and nighttime lighting.

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Mature height
Approximately 2 to 4m
Mature width
Approximately 1.5 to 3m
Spacing
90cm to 1.2m apart for a mass planting effect
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen
Foliage
Very dark green foliage with green to brown bamboo-like stems
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Occasional; not primarily grown for flowers
Sun tolerance
Part shade to full shade; tolerates filtered light
Maintenance
Low maintenance; remove older or damaged fronds as required
Root System
Clumping, fibrous palm root system