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Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm)

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Dypsis baronii, commonly known as The Sugar Cane Palm, is a stunning plant which is well suited to smaller gardens. It is renowned for its multiple, narrow, rigid trunks which hold broad and lacy fronds as it reaches 3 m tall and 2.5 m wide. Dypsis baronii makes a lovely specimen and is well suited to courtyard gardens, planting around outdoor living areas, including in a tropical garden, adding to a mixed planting, or maintaining in a container.

Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) with lush, green foliage.
The average plant height is 70 cm
$183.42

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Suited to regions:Subtropical
Plant type:Palms
Height:3.00 m
Spread:2.50 m
Flowering time:
Tolerances:
Garden uses:Containers, Living areas, Parks, Pool areas, Screening, Specimen
Garden styles:Architectural, Backyard, City & Courtyard, Frontyard, Japanese, Modern, Tropical, White
Easy to grow?Yes
Maintenance requirementsLow
Growth rateMedium
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Sku13433

How to grow Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) in NZ

To grow Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) in NZ, choose a sheltered, frost free location with well drained soil and plenty of warmth. It performs well in subtropical gardens but can also be grown in containers indoors or on patios. Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during warmer months, but avoid waterlogging. Apply a slow release fertiliser in spring and summer to encourage strong, healthy growth. With the right care, Dypsis baronii establishes into a lush clump.

Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) care tips

Caring for Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) is straightforward. Water regularly to maintain even soil moisture, particularly during hot and dry periods. Remove old or damaged fronds to keep the clump tidy and attractive. Mulching around the base helps retain soil moisture and regulate temperature. Feed with a palm fertiliser twice yearly to maintain vibrant foliage. With minimal maintenance, Sugar Cane Palm provides long lasting tropical beauty in NZ gardens and homes.

Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) size, spacing, and growth rate

Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) generally grows 3–5 metres tall outdoors in NZ, forming dense clumps of slender, sugar cane like canes topped with arching fronds. Indoors, it is usually smaller, around 2–3 metres. Space plants 1.5–2 metres apart in gardens to allow clumps to develop fully. Growth is moderate, and with good care, Dypsis baronii forms impressive, elegant clusters that enhance both landscapes and interiors.

Landscaping uses for Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm)

Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) is ideal for creating lush, tropical themed gardens and elegant indoor displays. Outdoors, it can be used as a feature plant, backdrop, or clumping screen in frost free areas. Indoors, its slender canes and feathery fronds make it a perfect decorative palm for living rooms, offices, or patios. Whether planted in groups or as a specimen, Sugar Cane Palm adds exotic charm and texture to NZ homes and gardens.

Why buy Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) from The Plant Company?

Purchasing Dypsis baronii (Sugar Cane Palm) from The Plant Company ensures you receive a premium quality palm grown in NZ conditions. As New Zealand’s most trusted plant nursery, we focus on providing only strong, healthy plants. Each Dypsis baronii is carefully nurtured and packaged to arrive safely. With expert advice and fast nationwide delivery, The Plant Company is your best choice for adding Sugar Cane Palm to your home, garden, or landscaping project.

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5 from 2 customers
Michael Crawford - Auckland
Melanie White - Auckland

strong & heathy plants, and we got them 2 days after we ordered.

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