These are just a few of the Palm Trees that we offer. We do offer more Palm Trees and have access to a wide variety of palm trees from our farms in Florida and California. If you do not see the palm tree you are interested in, please call us directly.
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SABAL PALMETTO PALM - Arecaceae Family
SABAL PALMETTO PALM - Arecaceae Family
This Sabal Palmetto Palm is the state tree and is also the state symbol for South Carolina.
Can grow up to 65 feet in height, averages 20-40 feet
Pruning: Use a pole trimmer and only remove the brown and yellow fronds(leaves). Prune the stems away from the trunk. Do not remove green fronds. Remove any flowers, seeds or berries from the tree so energy will be conserved for tolerating any green leaf loss during pruning. Pull away any loose boots around the trunk by hand. Do not attempt to cut old trunk boots off with a saw because the trunk can be damaged easily.
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CANARY DATE PALM - Arecaceae Family
CANARY DATE PALM - Arecaceae Family
Can Grow up to 50-60 feet in height
Pruning: You should only prune a Canary Date Palm in order to remove flowers, dead or rotting fronds or damaged fronds(leaves). The tree should not be over pruned. Over-pruning can shorten the trees lifespan, subject it to disease and stunt the trees growth. Be careful when pruning the tree in order not to damage the tree trunk. Damaging the tree trunk may not allow the tree to heal properly and could kill the tree.
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SYLVESTER PALM - Arecaceae Family
SYLVESTER PALM - Arecaceae Family
Grows up to 40-50 feet in height
Pruning: This hardy palm needs little care. Simply prune away old fronds to maintain a clean appearance of the trunk.
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PINDO PALM - Arecaceae Family
PINDO PALM - Arecaceae Family
Grows up to 20 feet in height
Pruning: Fronds that have long thin stalks growing out from the trunk. The stalks might already have white flowers and some might only have buds. Cut off the stalk as close to the trunk as possible. Try not to damage the trunk or any of the nearby fronds. Drop the stalks to the ground. Continue to prune off any remaining flower stalks until they are all removed.
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WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA (MEXICAN FAN PALM) - Arecaceae Family
WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA (MEXICAN FAN PALM) - Arecaceae Family
Grows up to 80 feet in height
Pruning: This tree should be pruned annually and remove any dead fronds that are hanging from the crown.
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WINDMILL PALM - Arecaceae Family
WINDMILL PALM - Arecaceae Family
Grows on average between 40-60 feet in height
Pruning: Once the fronds turn brown prune the dead fronds off of the tree. Cut at least 6 inches from the trunk to avoid damage to the tree.
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EUROPEAN FAN PALM - Arecaceae Family
EUROPEAN FAN PALM - Arecaceae Family
Grows very slow and averages around 15 feet in height
Pruning: When the fronds are more than half brown prune the tree. Do not remove the fronds prematurely, it may damage or kill the palm. Cut the frond within 1 inch of the base, do not cut into the bud at the top.
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SAGO PALM (KING SAGO PALM) - Cycadaceae Family
SAGO PALM (KING SAGO PALM) - Cycadaceae Family
Grows around 5-10 feet in height, grows very slowly. Can reach heights of 20 feet over time.
Pruning: Trim the brown leaves away by cutting them flush to the trunk. If new growth and leaves appear yellow, it is normally an indication that you palm is thirsty, hungry or unhealthy. Cut the yellow leaves away before they have a chance to grow.
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NEEDLE PALM (RHAPIDOPHYLLUM HYSTRIX) - Arecaceae Family
NEEDLE PALM (RHAPIDOPHYLLUM HYSTRIX) - Arecaceae Family
Grows on average around 4 feet in height
Pruning: Prune yellow, dead and dying stems. Prune close to the ground, do not cut into the base of the plant. Needle palms have very sharp needles, take precautions when pruning this palm tree.
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