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Palm Trees

Original price $84.95 - Original price $849.50
Original price $84.95 - Original price $849.50
Original price $169.90
$84.95 - $637.13
$84.95 - $637.13
Current price $84.95 each

Sago Palm

Sago Palm: Your Own Private Island Oasis Sago Palm is a slow-growing, resilient plant that takes time to mature, showcasing its unique beauty and ...

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Our selection of Palm Trees is now for sale! Perfect for anyone aiming to bring a tropical feeling into their garden or home.

With their outstanding root stamina, adaptability, and wide variety of options, our Palm Trees are the ideal choice for coastal inspiration.

Tropical landscaping with palm trees and roses
Tropical landscaping with palm trees and roses

Benefits of Palm Trees

Palm trees aren't just beautiful; they also offer several benefits to your environment and lifestyle.

  1. Air Quality Improvement: Palm trees help clean the air by absorbing pollutants and converting carbon dioxide into oxygen. This process improves the overall air quality around them.
  2. Shade and Cooling: Their large, broad leaves provide ample shade, creating cooler areas beneath. This natural shade can significantly reduce the need for artificial cooling in nearby spaces.
  3. Enhances Property Value: Having well-maintained palm trees in your landscape can boost your property's curb appeal. This aesthetic enhancement often leads to an increase in property value.
Young palm trees growing in nursery pots
Young palm trees growing in nursery pots

Types of Palm Trees

Plant Name Max Height Annual Growth Grow Zone Special Features Sunlight Needs Planting Spacing
Areca Palm 30 ft Fast 2-3 ft 9-11 Has a smooth silver green trunk with creamy white blooms on them. They also produce orange ornamental fruits on them called betel nuts. Full sun to part shade 3-5 ft
Coconut Palm 60-80 ft Fast 2-4 ft 9-11 Grows about 60 to 80 feet tall, has grey ringed bark and large crown of fronds. Full sun to part shade 20 ft
Needle Palm 7-8 ft Slow < 1 ft 5-10 Shrubby palm that is almost trunkless, hardest of all palms. Grows up to 7 to 8 feet tall. Full sun 10 ft
Pindo Palm 14-16 ft Slow < 1 ft 8-11 Round Canopy with blue-grey fronds. Has a stocky single trunk and grows up to 14 to 16 feet tall. Full sun to part shade 10 ft
Ponytail Palm 30 ft Medium 1-2 ft 9-11 Swollen trunk that looks almost like a bulb with hair like leaves that grow from the top like a ponytail. Grows up to 30 feet tall. Full sun to part shade 5 ft
Pygmy Palm 6-12 ft Slow < 1 ft 8-11 Dwarf palm with curving trunk and has a dense, full crown. Grows up to 6 to 12 feet tall. Full sun to part shade 12 ft
Queen Palm 30-50 ft Very Fast 6 ft 8-11 Single trunked palm with glossy bright green leaves and a drooping canopy. Has ornamental orange dates on them and grows to about 25 to 50 feet tall. Full sun to part shade 20 ft
Sago Palm 10 ft Slow < 1 ft 8-11 Has thick and shiny green fronds. Grows up to 10 feet tall. Full sun to part shade 8 ft
Windmill Palm 10-20 ft Slow < 1 ft 9b-11 Grows up to 10 to 20 feet tall, Single trunk with fan shaped fronds. Great for patio or accent that doubles for shade. Full sun 10 ft
Tropical pool surrounded by tall palm trees
Tropical pool surrounded by tall palm trees

How to Plant and Grow Palm Trees?

First, picking the right palm tree that fits your climate is key. Check the green highlighted areas to know if the tree can live year-round outdoors where you are.

If your location isn't in these green zones, go for a container. This way, you can easily move your palm indoors when winter comes. Sunlight is also crucial but varies by type.

The Needle palm, for example, needs 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight every afternoon, while other palms are more flexible with partial or full sun.

When planting a palm tree in a pot, choose one with holes at the bottom for drainage. The pot should be 2 to 3 times bigger than the root ball of the palm. This gives the roots space to grow.

Water your palm tree often while it's young to help the roots grow strong. Aim to water it 2 to 3 times a week, especially if you're in a hot, dry area. Once the tree's roots are well-developed, you only need to water it twice a month.

Small palm tree with evergreen shrubs background
Small palm tree with evergreen shrubs background

How to Care for Palm Trees?

Caring for palm trees is straightforward if you understand their needs. These stunning plants generally thrive in full sun but can manage some shade too. Here's how to keep them healthy:

  1. Sunlight and Shade: While palm trees love the sun, they can tolerate different light conditions. Ensure your palm gets the right amount of light it needs.
  2. Watering New Trees: Newly planted palms need deep watering twice a week for the first 2-3 months until they're established.
  3. Watering Established Trees: Once established, palms are drought-tolerant and rarely require watering, maybe just during extended dry periods.
  4. Fertilizing: Apply a slow-release fertilizer in early spring. If the soil lacks nutrients, consider a second feeding in early fall.
  5. Winter Care: In cooler climates, protect palm tree trunks with burlap or frost cloth in winter. Deep watering before cold snaps and mulching can protect roots from freezing.
Cozy patio with palm trees and flowering shrubs
Cozy patio with palm trees and flowering shrubs

How to Care for Palm Trees Indoors

  • Potting Mix: Use a high-quality planting mix suitable for palm trees. Ensure the container is slightly larger than the current pot and has excellent drainage.
  • Watering: Water your indoor palm when the soil starts to dry. Different palms have varying moisture needs.
  • Humidity: Increase humidity around your palm, especially in winter, by misting or placing the pot on a tray with pebbles and water.
  • Avoid Overwatering: Ensure the pot allows the soil to drain well to prevent root rot.
Palm plants and colorful flowering shrubs accent patio
Palm plants and colorful flowering shrubs accent patio

Pruning Palm Trees

Palm trees typically don't require pruning except for aesthetic reasons or to remove damaged fronds. Use appropriate tools based on the palm's size, from scissors for small indoor palms to loppers or a pole saw for larger trees.

While naturally shedding fronds don't need to be pruned, you can trim them if preferred to encourage new growth and maintain appearance.

Sago palms and yucca surrounded by white flowers
Sago palms and yucca surrounded by white flowers

Landscaping and Design Ideas For Palm Trees

Palm trees can make your garden look like a paradise. Here are three ways to use them in your landscaping:

Create a Tropical Border:
Plant a row of palm trees along the edge of your property. They create a natural fence and bring a lush, tropical feel to your space.
Design a Focal Point:
Use a larger, majestic palm tree as the centerpiece of your garden. Surround it with smaller plants and flowers to draw the eye and create a stunning focal point.
Mix with Outdoor Lighting:
Integrate soft, outdoor lighting around your palm trees. This will illuminate your garden paths and highlight the palm's features at night, adding drama and beauty to your landscape.
Palm trees and lush, colorful garden border
Palm trees and lush, colorful garden border

Sustainability Practices For Palm Trees

Taking care of palm trees can be done in a way that's good for the planet. Here are three simple tips:

  1. Use Organic Fertilizers: Organic fertilizers are safer for the environment. They help the palm trees grow without harming the soil or water around them.
  2. Conserve Water: Water your palms early in the morning or late in the evening. This reduces water evaporation and makes sure more water goes to your tree.
  3. Recycle Plant Waste: Use fallen leaves or trimmed fronds as mulch. This not only recycles waste but also helps keep moisture in the soil, reducing the need for watering.

Where to Buy Palm Trees Online

With a wide selection and variety, finding the right palm for your climate has never been easier. Whether you're aiming for a tropical vibe or a coastal inspiration, we have the Palm Tree for you.

Don't miss out on adding a touch of paradise to your home. Buy now and explore our exclusive collection. For more details or to make a purchase, contact us at PrivacyShrubs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do palm trees grow the most?
Palm trees are most commonly found in the Neotropical rainforests of the Americas, like the Amazon, where they are over five times more numerous than in Asian and African forests. Interestingly, in these areas, palms can make up to 60% of larger trees that have diameters exceeding 5 inches.
How long do palm trees live?
While palms aren't the longest-living trees, they still have notable lifespans. The areca palm lives about 40 to 50 years, coconut palms can reach 70 to 100 years, and date palms often live between 100 to 120 years, with some even reaching 200 years.
How fast do palm trees grow?
The growth rate of palm trees heavily depends on their species. While some palms can grow two to three feet a year, others might only reach their full height of five feet after several years. Take a look at the table above fo the growth rate for each species.
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