Curly Palm (Medium) (Howea belmoreana)

Curly Palm (Medium) (Howea belmoreana)

Scaled set of drawings of the Curly Palm (Medium) in front and top views with dimensions
Description
Description

The Curly Palm (Medium), a mid-sized form of Howea belmoreana, highlights the species’ signature curved fronds in a more compact and controlled silhouette. At this scale, the palm’s single trunk rises with steady verticality, supporting a crown of feathered fronds that gently spiral as they extend, creating a soft, kinetic texture.

Howea belmoreana shows a natural ability to maintain structure and balance during this stage, with leaflets arranged in a slightly twisting pattern that differentiates it from straighter feather palms. Originating from Lord Howe Island, the palm developed a resilient growth habit suited to moderate light and coastal conditions. The medium expression offers the elegance of a mature palm without the imposing height, making it ideal for landscaped settings where a refined but noticeable presence is desired.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Curly Palm (Medium) has a cultivated height between 8’-12’ (2.44-3.66 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 (Medium) has an overall height between 15’-40’ (4.57-12.19 m).

Pair of outline illustrations of the Curly Palm (Medium) seen from the top and elevation views
Pair of outline illustrations of the Curly Palm (Medium) seen from the top and elevation views
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
8’-12’ | 2.44-3.66 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 (Medium) front elevation, plan view

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