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Rhapis excelsa (Lady Palm)

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Published on Monday, 11 February 2013 00:30
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Medium growing upright evergreen broadleaf tree - height 5 to 12 feet - spread 3 to 5 feet - filtered sun - hardy to about 20 degrees f - does well in containers - likes well drained soil - keep from extream heat & cold - good indoor plant.

Phoenix roebelenii (Pigmy Date Palm)

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Published on Monday, 11 February 2013 00:29
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Slow growing upright evergreen broadleaf palm - height 4 to 9 feet - spread 4 to 7 feet - filtered sun - hardy to about 32 degrees f - likes acid soil - does well in containers - excellent indoors or out - light green arching graceful fronds - attractive plant.

Phoenix reclinata (Senegal Date Palm)

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Published on Monday, 11 February 2013 00:27
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Medium growing clumping evergreen palm - height 20 to 30 feet - spread 15 to 25 feet - full sun - hardy to about 28 degrees f - multi-trunked variety - native to tropical africa - great for tropical look.

Phoenix dactylifera (Phoenix Date Palm)

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Published on Monday, 11 February 2013 00:27
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Medium growing upright evergreen palm - height 40 to 80 feet - spread 15 to 18 feet - full sun, reflected heat ok - hardy to about 15 degrees f - edible orange dates in fall - large and long silvery leaves that are thorny at the base.

Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island Date Palm or Pineapple Palm)

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Published on Monday, 11 February 2013 00:25
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Also known as Canary Island Date Palm
Very durable palm. Cold hardy & loves full sun!
Very clean, formal appearance. Common in resorts.
Wide fronds & trunk can be used to provide shade too!
 
Because they are very durable, look great and can be used in many landscape designs, Pineapple palms are a huge seller across our area.  When younger, these palms, resemble a large pineapple, which is where they get the name "pineapple palm". They grow slowly, eventually forming a wide trunk and the fronds begin to rise from the ground, creating a classic palm tree shape.
 
Very dark green fronds and a clean unique growing style, make this palm a stately feature in just about any landscape style. Pineapple palms are featured in many exotic resorts around the world and can bring that same tropical flavor to your yard. We have all sizes available for residential and commercial planting. 
 
Keep all of your palms healthy with regular applications of Super Palm Juice and Moon Dust fertilizer! 

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