Foliage Plants
Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa)
Delivered anywhere in Korea within 3 hours.
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A lady palm, slender leaves split like a hand on several stems.
The stems divide from low down, so the whole clump rounds out. It is planted in a white cylinder and a saucer comes with it.
The leaves go outward rather than up, so it wants a place with width to spare. In Korea a foliage plant is sent to mark an opening and stays in the room for years.
What is in it
| Item | Foliage plant (lady palm, Rhapis excelsa) |
|---|---|
| Leaves | Slender leaves split like a hand, spreading out |
| Colour | Dark green |
| Stem | Several jointed stems standing together |
| Pot | White cylinder, saucer included |
| Where it goes | Office floor, shop |
| Size | About 1.3–1.5m tall |
Looking after it
- Light Bright indoors, out of direct sun. Scorched leaves do not grow back.
- Water When the top of the soil is dry, water until it runs out of the bottom. Little and often does more harm than good.
- Air Somewhere the air moves. Roots suffer in a closed corner.
- Winter Keep it above 10°C and out of the path of a heater.
- Leaves Wipe the dust off now and then. Clean leaves breathe.
Questions people ask
A plant or a wreath for an opening?
A wreath stands outside on the day and announces the opening to everyone passing. A plant stays in the shop afterwards. Many people send a wreath for the day and a plant for the years after.
What size should I choose?
Decide where it will stand first. We have floor plants for a corner and smaller pots for a counter. Tell us the spot and we will suggest the size.
Will I know it arrived?
We send you a photograph once it is in place. Ask when you order if you want the room in the shot.
Can I change or cancel the order?
Until we start making it up, yes — message us on the live chat with your order number and we will change or cancel it and refund you in full. Once the florist has started, we can no longer change it.
Lady Palm (Rhapis excelsa)
A lady palm — slim upright canes carrying dark green fronds split into broad fingers, like a hand held open. It grows slowly and keeps a narrow footprint, so it fits a hallway or a gap beside a door where a wider plant would not.
Light and water
It tolerates moderate to low light and the dry air of a heated or air-conditioned room better than most palms. Water when the top few centimetres are dry, roughly every one to two weeks, and keep it out of direct afternoon sun, which scorches the fronds.
Sending a plant in Korea
A long-standing choice for Korean offices, lobbies and clinics, sent for openings, promotions and new premises. It is placed by the entrance or the reception desk and stays there — the gift is meant to last rather than to be admired for a day.
Delivery and the ribbon
A printed ribbon carrying your name and the occasion phrase is attached to the pot, so please give the sender name exactly as you want it read. Delivered anywhere in South Korea within three hours, and we send you a photograph of the plant in place once it arrives. If the pot or plant size shown is unavailable on the day, we substitute the closest equivalent and tell you before we deliver.
Seasonal stems
Matched to the photo in size and colour.
Free delivery
Anywhere in South Korea.
A photo on delivery
Emailed to you the moment it is handed over.
Ribbon or card
Printed exactly as you write it — English is fine.
Made near them
Arranged fresh that day, delivered by hand.
Remote islands and mountain areas may cost a little more — we tell you before we go ahead.
Once the florist has started making it, we can no longer change or refund it.
To change or cancel before then, message us on the live chat.
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