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ステキーなカンノン竹！
Good-looking rhapis!
Bohemian Rhapis-ody
Rhapis is considered one of the few “Japanese” palms, but it is actually a “naturalized” palm, with origins in China several centuries ago. However, it is believed that Japan originally introduced the rhapis palm to the west, as early as the Tokugawa era (1600s to mid-1800s).
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パティオに鮮やかなグリーンを添えたいというリクエストをお客様から頂きました。ちょうどパティオに素晴らしいタイル模様を張ったところで、対照的にナチュラルでオーガニックな物を添えたいというご希望でした.
Hardy Rhapis 丈夫なラピス
“…for many reasons: they are a lovely deep green, they tend to look really lush and bushy, they stay for many years in the same-sized pot, and they need little sun or water.”
Tokyo Queens 東京クイーン
It’s not often you find Queen Palms in Tokyo. Generally, the temperatures are too low in the winter, and the humidity too high in the summer.
