Straight trunk to 30' arching bright green feathery type textured leaves in fronds 10' long. Fast grower, can be grown indoors in containers with bright light. Very tropical and lovely! Very hardy.

A very fast grower to 60'. It can handle desert heat into the 100's and temperatures as low as freezing, very drought tolerant, but will thrive in moist soil as well, as leaves mature and dry, they bend downward to form a petticoat or hat of thatch. Very noble tree!

Hardy palm has survived temperatures of 6° F. Height 20' to 40' and 20' wide. leaves are fan shaped bluish green and can be grown in containers. Drought and wind resistant.

Easily grown in shade. This reed like trunk palm grows in cane segments which gives the impression of bamboo with small palm leaves. hardy to 30° F. Height 6' to 10'.

Not a true palm but a cyad that has an airy lacy appearance similar to a fern. Slow growers to 10' they are primitive cone bearing plant related to conifers. Stiff feather like leaves grow out in rosettes while young, then becoming long shiny leaves 2' to 3' long divided into many narrow segments. Choice container or bonsai plant useful for a tropical look! Average water. hardy to 15° F.

Moderate growth to 40', full sun on coast or part shade inland. The self cleaning, ringed trunk is topped by feathery leaves on long arching fronds, makinga spectacular look for any garden. Excellent when planted in groups of three. Onceestablished can be hardy to 25 degrees.

From the Lord Howe Islands near Australia . Slow growth to 35', full sun on the coast only, shade inland. Also useful for indoor culture . Graceful rich green leaflets droop along the 8 to 10' fronds, giving it a weeping appearance.Eventually forms a glossy green ringed trunk from old leaf scars. Wonderful for planting in groups. Very Tropical look

From the high mountains on Thailand ; near Cambodia . Grows to 30' Founds up to 20' long are lined with wide leaflets in the shape of fish tails . Eventually forms a broad trunk covered with dark brown hairs. Makes a very beautiful umbrella of shade. Hardy to low 20's.

A very stately native of Cuba, named for General Roy Stone, an American engineer in Puerto Rico. This stately trees are smooth ringed, light grey, with a straight majestic 30' trunk .Usually planted in rows. Hardy to32'

From Madagascar off the coast of Africa. Slow growth to 18 to 20' mature. One of the most unique palms without a doubt, the blue/grey feathery leaves are keeled and arranged in three ranks, forming three distinct sides or plains. The 15' fronds are very upright ,with a slight arch at the tip. Will do well in areas that may receive frost occasionally . Drought tolerant once established.

Travellers palms are not palms but related to the banana. They hold a large reserve of water in the leaf bases from which travellers could drink, but it would be a mighty desperate soul to partake of insect and debris laden cocktail contained in this travellers "Oasis". The distinctive flat fan, formed by leafs and leaf bases makes the travellers palm a popular and unique ornamental. Plants grow very rapidly to 20' or more.

A very handsome low growing palm with heavily segmented fan shaped leaves, that are blue-gray and waxy, mature height 20’to30’. A native of Baja California. Hardy to 18 degrees.

A short growing 18’palm with attractive grayish/blue pinnate leaves on erect stems attached to adherent base. Becoming one of the most popular palms being grown in the United States. Fast Growing!

A beautiful fan palm with hardiness to 15 degrees, trunk is covered with leaf bases and dark hairy fibers, slow growing to 30’ , palmate leaves 3’wide with sections divided nearly in half. Known to be hardy in the British Isles and similar climates.

A stout and hardy outdoor palm, widely grown in many areas throughout the world. It’s fruit can be strained to form a jelly or fermented into a tasty wine. It is easily adaptable to habitats ranging from high waterfall warm climates to dry frosty regions. A great palm to line streets and driveways!