You will get 5 seeds. Grow your own Traveler's Palm Tree (Ravenala madagascariensis) with 25 seeds of this tropical, fan-shaped evergreen. Not a true palm but closely related to the banana and Bird of Paradise families, this stunning plant from Madagascar features paddle-shaped leaves that grow in a fan pattern, reaching up to 14 feet long. Known for its compass-like leaf arrangement, the Traveler's Palm is an ideal addition to any tropical landscape. Thriving in zones 10-11, it can also be grown in containers in colder regions. Germinate with care and enjoy this fast-growing beauty! ? 25 Traveler?s Palm Tree Seeds (Ravenala madagascariensis) ? Unique fan-shaped leaves grow up to 14 feet long ? Related to the Bird of Paradise and banana tree families ? Thrives in zones 10-11, can be grown indoors or in containers in cooler climates ? Tropical evergreen with beautiful paddle-shaped leaves ? Produces multi trunks if suckers are not trimmed ? Water-storing stems provide survival during dry spells ? White flowers similar to Giant Bird of Paradise blooms ? Fast-growing and perfect for creating a tropical landscape ? Germination tips: Scarify, soak, and provide warm, moist conditions ? Germination time: 1-6 months, be patient with this tropical beauty Common Name: Traveler's Palm, Ravenala madagascariensis Scientific Name: Ravenala madagascariensis Plant Height: 25-35 feet outdoors, smaller when grown in containers Leaf Size: Up to 14 feet long Sunlight Requirements: Full sun to partial shade Watering Needs: Prefers moist, well-drained soil; drought tolerant Hardiness Zones: 9-11, can be grown in containers in cooler climates Flower Color: White, similar to Giant Bird of Paradise Germination Time: 1-6 months Propagation Tips: Scarify seeds, soak in warm water, and maintain high humidity travelers palm seeds, ravenala madagascariensis, tropical palm seeds, bird of paradise plant, fan shaped leaves, Madagascar plant, banana leaf tree, tropical evergreen, tropical landscape, container palm tree, fast growing tree, ornamental palm, rare tree seeds