Palms

Palm trees can add an instant elegance to any landscape. Several species thrive in the Pacific North West climate with cold hardiness ranging 6b-8. We have both solitary trunks as well as clumping varieties available.

Trachycarpus fortunei

The windmill palm

Butia Capitata

Jelly palm with arching blue green fronds and a stout trunk. Cold hardy and produces edible yellow orange fruit.

Sabal minor

Dwarf palm with sub terrain trunk.

Rhapidophyllum hystrix

Needle palm.

Chamaerops Humilis

Chamaerops humilis, commomly known as the Mediterranean fan palm is a compact multi-trunked species that is evergreen. This species prefers drier sharp draining substrate and is one of the most cold tolerant palms available. It is extremely slow growing, reaching 15 feet in several decades.

Chamaerops Humilis ‘Cerifera’

Chamaerops humilis, commomly known as the Mediterranean fan palm is a compact multi-trunked species that is evergreen. This species has a glaucous grey/blue color that appears to glow when illuminated. It prefers drier sharp draining substrate and is one of the most cold tolerant palms available. It is extremely slow growing, reaching 15 feet tall in several decades.