A graceful yet tough tropical is the lady palm (Rhapis excelsa). This palm grows as a dense, multi-stemmed clump with dark green, fanlike leaves. The leaves are palmate, which means they're compound ...

I would like a suggestion for a plant to use in two pots in the entry foyer of my house. It tends to be a relatively dark area, so I know that will limit my choices. — Kendall Warren, Chicago The lady ...

I’ve had a lady palm growing indoors for years. In South Florida, I see them growing outdoors everywhere. I’d like to add one to our garden but don’t know how to keep one looking good, nor if it will ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Lady palm plant Q • Recently I received a lady palm as a gift. It is just a beautiful plant, and I'd like to keep it that way.

I purchased three lady palms late last year and thought they would look nice in the corners of my family room. The plants looked great for the first few months but now seem to be thinning out and ...

Q: I bought a new palm plant, and already it has brown branches. How can I avoid getting brown branches? I have the plant in front of a window. When the sun shines in, it gets the sun. *Browning of an ...