MEDIUM PINDO PALM TREE-LIVE PLANT-18in TALL – BUTIA CAPUTATA JELLY PALM
The most cold-hardy palm with pinnate leaves, the Pindo palm (Butia Capitata or Jelly palm) can add an instant tropical feel to your landscape! These beautiful trees are a typical trunking palm that can grow up to 20ft tall in perfect conditions.
Sabal palmetto Bald Head Island, NC three gallon palm
They are distinct in having wider leaflets and adapted to growing under cooler temperatures. Palms are similar in appearance to the one in the pics. They can be grown in well drained clay, loam, and sandy soils, Planting locations with good drainage in sunny locations are particularly important for winter survival in colder zones.
Waggie Palm Trachycarpus wagnerianus 26 inches tall
It has stiff leaves that are more wind resistant and better able to handle snow and ice. It has smaller leaves and crown. It is suitable for small gardens and patios. It has excellent disease resistance.
Rare Stonegate palm Trachycarpus princeps ‘Golden Lotus’ seedling one gallon
Seedlings are growing in trade gallon pots and are taller than the palms in the first photo.
Cold Hardy Needle palm Rhapidophyllum hystrix one gallon
See first photo. They should be grown under bright light though full sun is not required. The needle palm is one of the most cold-hardy palms in the world. It is native to the Southeast United States.
Silver Yucca – Live Plant in a 3 Gallon Growers Pot – Yucca Rostrata
Yucca rostrata, known commonly as Adam’s Yucca, Beaked Blue Yucca, Beaked Yucca, Big Bend Yucca, Nordstrom’s Yucca, Silver Yucca is a trunk-forming yucca that is native to the Big Bend region of West Texas, Chihuahua and Coahuila, where it grows in desert conditions, where sandy soil and distinct daytime and nighttime temperatures reign. This tree-like yucca is an extremely ornamental, slow-growing evergreen, with a perfectly symmetrical pom-pom-like form. Its form includes hundreds of 2 foot long leaves. The leaves have sharp points and are an attractive pale blue-green color. The rosette of leaves sits at the top of the trunk. The trunk is covered with the remains of old leaves which are soft fibers. Beautiful yellow-orange stalks appear at the top of the plant in late spring. The stalks have clusters of white flowers. This tree-like plant has leaves that are soft, unlike other varieties of yucca, making this a less dangerous plant. One of the hardiest trunk-forming yuccas, it tolerates cold up to zone 5. While full sun is ideal, it tolerates part shade so long as it gets at least three hours of sun. The common name ‘Big Bend Yucca’ arises from this species being found in its natural habitat of the Big Bend are of the Rio Grand River. Big bend yucca needs to grow in full sun for best results. Place it in a well-lit spot in your backyard. As a winter hardy plant, it’s suited to USDA Zones 5 through 11. While this yucca tolerates heat with no issues, it will need protection in times with consistent temperatures below -10°F (-23°C).Yucca rostrata, known commonly as Adam’s Yucca, Beaked Blue Yucca, Beaked Yucca, Big Bend Yucca, Nordstrom’s Yucca, Silver Yucca is a trunk-forming yucca that is native to the Big Bend region of West Texas, Chihuahua and Coahuila, where it grows in desert conditions, where sandy soil and distinct daytime and nighttime temperatures reign.This tree-like yucca is an extremely ornamental, slow-growing evergreen, with a perfectly symmetrical pom-pom-like form. Its form includes hundreds of 2 foot long leaves. The leaves have sharp points and are an attractive pale blue-green color. The rosette of leaves sits at the top of the trunk. The trunk is covered with the remains of old leaves which are soft fibers.Beautiful yellow-orange stalks appear at the top of the plant in late spring. The stalks have clusters of white flowers. This tree-like plant has leaves that are soft, unlike other varieties of yucca, making this a less dangerous plant.One of the hardiest trunk-forming yuccas, it tolerates cold up to zone 5. While full sun is ideal, it tolerates part shade so long as it gets at least three hours of sun. The common name ‘Big Bend Yucca’ arises from this species being found in its natural habitat of the Big Bend are of the Rio Grand River.Big bend yucca needs to grow in full sun for best results. Place it in a well-lit spot in your backyard. As a winter hardy plant, it’s suited to USDA Zones 5 through 11. While this yucca tolerates heat with no issues, it will need protection in times with consistent temperatures below -10°F (-23°C).
Live MATURE 1 ft tall : Bare root : Adonidia Merrillii Christmas Palm Tropical
⸙ Mature size : 10ft tall x 5 wide (rarely reaches 20ft). Easy fast grower. Can be grown in pots.
