Madagascar Palm Kokedama Color:Gray Patina Tuck it into a reading

Tuck it into a reading nook

Apply to damp skin immediately after bathing

x 1/4" deep) to support small pots or vases while the other end has slight concave to cradle the bottoms of bowls and the remaining sides are flat

supporting fresh or dried flowers without foam or wires

Whether placed on a tabletop

Madagascar Palm Kokedama Color:Gray Patina Tuck it into a readingPachypodium lamerei Shaped by Scarcity The Madagascar palm is not a true palm. It is a spiny succulent from Madagascar, built for bright sun and long stretches without rain. Its thick trunk stores water to carry it through drought, and a crown of long, narrow leaves grows at the very top. The spines covering the trunk once kept grazing animals away. The Japanese kokedama form suits a plant like this. The trunk rises from roots bound in a hand formed