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The size of a palm tree can vary widely depending on the species. Some smaller varieties, like the Pygmy Date Palm, grow up to 6–12 feet tall, while others—such as the Royal Palm or California Fan Palm—can reach 60 to 100 feet or more in height. In general, landscape palm trees used around homes and streets range between 10 and 50 feet.

No matter the size, healthy growth is essential—and that starts with the right nutrients. Palm trees are especially prone to deficiencies in magnesium, manganese, and potassium, which can lead to yellowing fronds or stunted growth.

If you're growing palms, consider using Lutz Palm Tree Spikes. These fertilizer spikes are designed to correct common nutrient problems and promote lush, green fronds and strong trunk development. They're easy to use and feed the tree gradually over time for lasting results.

Whether you have a compact backyard palm or a towering tropical variety, proper care with targeted nutrition makes a big difference. 🌴

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