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lady palm

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noun

  1. any of several palms of the genus Rhapis, native to southeastern Asia and cultivated as houseplants.


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Zanzibar Gem, snake plants, lady palm, pothos and asparagus fern are all notoriously hardy indoor plants, but there are plenty more worth considering.

From Seattle Times

An adaptable, green plant known for its fan-shaped foliage, the lady palm can thrive in dry or humid environments, requires little sunlight and is resistant to pests.

From Washington Post