Small palms

Small evergreens are ideal for bringing abundant colors and character to any size yard. They can retain their color all year, which helps to make them some of the most valued plants in the landscape.

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I recently moved to Florida, and because I lived in the northern part of the country before this point, I decided that I wanted to plant some small palm trees

These Small Palm Trees are great for indoor spaces! You can also showcase them on a small patio or a balcony easily!

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Uncover the beauty and diversity of palm trees with our comprehensive guide featuring 25 different types, complete with vivid pictures for easy identification. Whether you're a palm enthusiast or a curious beginner, explore the unique characteristics and growing conditions of each palm variety.

Slow-growing, Butia capitata (Jelly Palm) is a handsome small evergreen palm with a stout solitary trunk crowned with blue-green to gray-green leaves that curve in towards the trunk. The pinnately compound leaves, 3-6 ft. (90-180 cm), form a dense, full crown and arch gracefully creating a slightly weeping effect. Each leaf has 25-60 pairs of slender leaflets which ascend from the spiny leaf stalk to form a V-shape. The heavy trunk is patterned with the stubs of old leaves. In summer, small…

Palm tree small, medium, and large sizes are available in the market. I visited a friend recently who lives in the suburbs