That’s an impressive view of the unique leaves. The light shining on the leaves is an extra pretty capture.
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The arrangement of the leaves (though not their texture) looks exactly like those of the Hawaiian schefflerlas growing on my patio. I need to learn the name of various leaf arrangments. It looks like these might be ‘palmate’ — “lobed, veined, or divided from a common point like the fingers of a hand.” (I just checked, and ‘palmate’ it is!)
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Absolutely palmate! With big fat fingers!!
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Linda: It’s fun to learn & even more fun to become knowledgeable!
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That’s an impressive view of the unique leaves. The light shining on the leaves is an extra pretty capture.
The arrangement of the leaves (though not their texture) looks exactly like those of the Hawaiian schefflerlas growing on my patio. I need to learn the name of various leaf arrangments. It looks like these might be ‘palmate’ — “lobed, veined, or divided from a common point like the fingers of a hand.” (I just checked, and ‘palmate’ it is!)
Absolutely palmate! With big fat fingers!!
Linda: It’s fun to learn & even more fun to become knowledgeable!