Palm: Raffia

Raffia palms produce some of the longest leaves in the plant kingdom, sometimes reaching over 80 feet in length.

Gardeners use the soft fiber to tie delicate plants to stakes. Unlike plastic wire, raffia won't cut into the stems and eventually biodegrades. Quick Care Fact raffia palm

Because the tree continues to grow and the fibers are harvested by hand, it is a highly renewable resource with a low carbon footprint compared to synthetic alternatives. Modern Uses Raffia palms produce some of the longest leaves

From fringed wall hangings to durable area rugs and woven baskets, raffia adds a "boho-chic" warmth to interior spaces. raffia palm