Cabbage palmetto is a native Florida palm with a tall, straight trunk crowned by large, fan-shaped fronds. It is salt-tolerant, cold-hardy for a palm, and makes an excellent accent tree in warm climates.

A majestic feather-leaved palm with a thick trunk and dense crown of long, arching fronds, creating a tropical statement in warm climates. It is drought-tolerant once established and adapts to various soils, making it a popular ornamental for landscapes and street plantings.

A tall, iconic tropical palm tree that produces large coconuts and feathery fronds. It requires warm climate conditions and grows best in coastal or tropical regions.

Date palm is a long-lived tree prized for its sweet edible dates and dramatic feathery fronds, thriving in hot, arid climates with minimal water once established. It serves as both a productive food source and striking landscape accent in permaculture and ornamental settings.

A hardy, multi-stemmed fan palm with blue-green fronds that forms dense clumps and produces small yellow flowers. It is the hardiest palm species and thrives in hot, dry Mediterranean climates with minimal water once established.

A tall, slender palm with fan-shaped fronds that creates a tropical accent in warm climates. Fast-growing and relatively low-maintenance once established.

A compact palm tree with delicate, feathery fronds that makes an excellent houseplant or tropical accent in warm climates. It prefers indirect light, moderate humidity, and consistent moisture without waterlogging.

Saw palmetto is a low-growing, fan-leafed shrub native to the southeastern United States, prized for its tolerance of heat, drought, and poor soil. It produces small creamy-white flowers followed by dark berries and is commonly used in native landscapes and as an ornamental accent.

A cold-hardy palm featuring distinctive fan-shaped green fronds and a characteristic shaggy brown fiber-covered trunk. It is one of the hardiest palms and can withstand freezing temperatures, making it suitable for cooler climates.