Curly Palm (Large) (Howea belmoreana)

Curly Palm (Large) (Howea belmoreana)

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Curly Palm (Large) viewed from the front and top
Description
Description

The Curly Palm (Large), scientifically Howea belmoreana, presents an upright, sculptural form defined by gracefully arched fronds that curve more noticeably than those of many feather palms. In this large expression, the crown becomes broad and layered, with each frond sweeping upward and outward in a dynamic, spiraling rhythm.

The leaflets of Howea belmoreana are arranged along a firm midrib, creating a textured surface that appears subtly twisted, giving the species its “curly” character. Native to Australia’s Lord Howe Island, the palm evolved in sheltered forest environments where height and flexibility were advantageous. Its tall, clean trunk supports a voluminous canopy that feels both tropical and refined. The large form captures the species’ full ornamental potential—an elegant balance of height, curve, and feather-like motion that makes it a standout specimen palm.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Curly Palm (Large) has a cultivated height between 12’-25’ (3.66-7.62 m), spread diameter of 8’-13’ (2.44-3.96 m), and leaf lengths between 8’-13’ (2.44-3.96 m). In the wild, the Curly Palm (Large) has an overall height between 15’-40’ (4.57-12.19 m).

Group of outline illustrations of the Curly Palm (Large) in front and top views
Group of outline illustrations of the Curly Palm (Large) in front and top views
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
12’-25’ | 3.66-7.62 m (Cultivation)
Width:
8’-13’ | 2.44-3.96 m (Spread)
Depth:
Length:
8’-13’ | 2.44-3.96 m (Leaf)
Height (Wild):
15’-40’ | 4.57-12.19 m (Wild)
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Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae

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Scientific Name:
Howea belmoreana
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Drawings include:
Curly Palm (Large) front elevation, plan view

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