Phoenix Palm
₹595.00
- Shipping only for DELHI / NCR. Available in nursery for pickup.
- With their spectacular fan shaped foliage, Phoenix palms provide a dramatic impact to any garden
- Please note: While your palm tree will be tolerant of dry conditions when fully established, in very hot, dry weather it will need to be watered every day along with the rest of your plants.
- These tropical, architectural beauties will add that holiday feel to your patio for years to come
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Dia-32cm
Plastic pot size-12.5cm
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