Palm Trees For Sale Near Palmetto, Parrish and Bradenton.
Palm trees are often associated with Florida, everywhere you look you tend to see beautiful palm trees. You will see palm trees in landscaping, around swimming pools, lining the streets and at our hotels and shopping plazas in central and southern FL. There’s over 2,500 different species of palm trees most can be grown in the Florida climate. Southern palm trees are the types of palms that you typically find in Palmetto, Parrish, Bradenton and surrounding areas. These southern palms, such as Pygme Dates, like warm tropical weather and cannot tolerate the cold. Southern palm trees can be damaged if temperatures drop to 32-35 degrees Fahrenheit, and last more than a day or two.
What varieties of palm trees do we carry?
We have lots of palm trees in stock for you to choose from. Our palm trees range from small 3 gallon palms, up to 45 gallon palms! Here are the most popular palm trees that we keep in stock and are the most popular.
- Adonidia (Christmas)
- Alexander
- Areca
- Bottle
- Cambada
- Chinese Fan
- Coconut
- European Fan
- Foxtail
- Pygme Date
- Queen
- Royal
- Sabal
- Spindle
- Silver Bismarckia
- Sylvester
Florida’s Palm Trees Growth Rate, Tree Trunks and Palm Fronds
Palm trees in central and southern Florida grow at many different rates, this is one factor to keep in mind when designing new landscaping or just planting a few palms. They grow at different rates and to many different sizes when mature. A few species of small palm trees, also known as dwarf palms, are the Lady Palm Tree, European Fan Palm and Pygmy Date Palm. These smaller trees are slow growing and are perfect for smaller landscape designs. They tend to only grow to about a 5 foot spread and typically no taller than 10 feet.
Other palms such as the Queen Palm, Foxtail Palm, Royal Palm and Coconut Palm are fast growing palms that get quite large. Some of them can grow up to 100 feet with a 50 foot spread. The speed of their growth also depends largely on the environment they are grown in and care they receive. Palm trees in general grow faster in tropical climates like central and southern Florida.
Palm trees can have one or more trunks, another factor we consider when helping our clients choose the right palm for their landscaping. Multiple trunk palm trees are typically smaller palms. Single palm trees can be larger and faster growing like the Royal Palm or slower growing like the Canary Island Date Palm.
Palm tree fronds have two main types of leaf structure. One palm leaf structure is known as pinnate, consisting of feather like fronds that have separate leaflets that extend from the center of the palm. A few popular pinnate type palms are the Pygmy Date Palm, Areca Palm and the Bottle Palm. The other type of palm leaf structure is known as palmate palms, in which they have fan shaped fronds that come from the central point in the palm tree. The Bismarckia Palm, European Fan Palm and the Chinese Fan Palm are just a few examples of a palmate palm.
There are so many choices when it comes to palm trees that it can be overwhelming. Come visit our nursery at 3720 57th St E, Palmetto, FL 34221, and we will help you choose the right palm tree for your landscaping. Three Seasons landscaping team can also deliver and install your new palm tree for you. Even if you choose to buy a single palm or several for your new landscape design, we can install them for you. Please contact us at 941-748-4613 to inquire about inventory and pricing on your favorite palm trees!