Available Trees

Canary Island Palm

Canary Island palm trees, scientifically known as Phoenix canariensis, are majestic, large palm trees native to the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa. These iconic palms are characterized by their stout trunk, topped with a crown of gracefully arching, feather-like fronds. With their striking appearance, they add a touch of tropical elegance to landscapes around the world. Canary Island palms thrive in warm, climates.

Pindo Palm

Pindo palms, also known as Butia capitata or jelly palms, are native to South America. These versatile trees feature graceful blue-green fronds and stout trunks, adding tropical beauty to landscapes. Resilient to drought and cold, they thrive in diverse climates. Their small, sweet fruit resembling dates is an added bonus. Loved for their low maintenance and striking appearance, Pindo palms are ideal for both ornamental and edible landscaping.

Sylvester Palm

Sylvester palm trees, also known as Phoenix sylvestris, are tall and stately specimens native to Southern Asia. With their slender trunks and crown of gracefully arching, silver-green fronds, they exude tropical elegance. Resilient to heat and drought, they thrive in various climates, making them popular ornamental choices for gardens and streetscapes. Sylvester palms are prized for their low maintenance and ability to withstand harsh conditions while adding a touch of exotic beauty.

Mule Palm

Mule palm trees are a fascinating hybrid of the Pindo and Queen palms, known scientifically as × Butyagrus nabonnandii. These resilient trees combine the best traits of their parent species, featuring a sturdy trunk, blue-green fronds, and resistance to cold and drought. Mule palms thrive in warm climates, making them popular choices for landscaping in subtropical regions. With their unique genetics and adaptability, mule palms bring a touch of exotic charm to any landscape.

European Fan Palm

European fan palms, or Chamaerops humilis, are hardy, compact palm trees native to the Mediterranean. Their distinctive fan-shaped fronds and clustering habit lend an exotic touch to landscapes. Resilient to drought and cold, they thrive in diverse climates, making them popular ornamental choices. With low maintenance needs, they're ideal for gardens, streetscapes, and containers, adding charm wherever planted.