Palm Trees

Palm tree seeds have a hard outer shell that protects them from drying out, allowing them to survive in dry conditions until they find suitable growing conditions. They are adapted to germinate in periods of rain or when they come into contact with moisture in the soil. This adaptation helps palm trees to spread and thrive in diverse environments.

The pindo palm tree takes 12-24 months to mature. This palm does well in containers and is hardy up to Zone 8.

The Ceroxylon quindiuense, also known as the Quindio wax palm, is the world's tallest palm tree, reaching heights of up to 200 feet (60 meters). This palm species is native to the Andean mountains in Colombia and is the national tree of Colombia.

If a foxtail palm tree is cut at the trunk due to a fungal infection, it will likely lead to the death of the tree. Removing infected tissue may stop the spread of the fungus, but cutting the trunk could severely damage the tree's ability to survive and recover. It's important to consult with a professional arborist to assess the situation and determine the best course of action to save the tree if possible.

One that would not shed: huge branches, dirt and dust, fruit, flowers, bugs

because of the warm current of the gulf stream wich flows from the Gulf of Mexico travels across the atantic and flows up the west coast of Scotland therefore bringing tropical climates and our summer

Yes i'm from Sicily and it's close to Africa.

No. There is not palm trees in the state of Maine. It's to cold for them.

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The Sabal Palmetto Palm is described as the cabbage palm tree. The tree can grow up to 65 feet in height, however some have grown up to 92 feet. It looks like a typical palm tree, except the palms are large and fan like. The fan palm is long and rounded.

Because the Royal Palm is intolerant of cold, it is considered a tropical or subtropical species. The only places in the U.S. where they are grown outside are Florida, southern California and extreme south Texas on the gulf coast. So says our friends at Wikipedia, and the link is provided.

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Evergreen, not deciduous, is the classification of palm trees [Arecaceae family]. Deciduous trees lose their leaves in the span of less than a year. Evergreens lose their leaves, but generally over the span of three [3] years.

People don't normally talk about plants as being in phyla. It's more common to hear plant divisions. Palms are in the division Magnoliophyta, the flowering plants. More specifically, they are in a clade known as the Commelinids, which a large group of monocots. They are in the order Aracales, and the family Arecaceae, also known as the palm family. All palms species fall into one of the many genera in the Arecaceae.

Ok so the reason why you see leaning palm trees in pictures is because they are growing toward the sun. Not all palm trees lean. that would be the biggest myth ever. Pine trees, oak trees, elm trees, maple tree adn just about every other plant will do the same thing. They need light to be able to survive.

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Palm trees produce flowers and fruit.

Many palms are indoor plants and can be planted in the premisis of house. If one has to plant coconut palm, then ofcourse the distance from plant to plant should be 5 meters and good sun shine.

the crescent moon and palm tree seen on stickers and SC's licence plate is Order of the Eastern Star symbolism. Never herd of them? Google it!

I'm visiting from FL and haven't heard of any palm trees restrictions. Anything native to my area grows well next to my Sago palms. I would think that applies to wherever a palm would grow.

Bees are attracted to palm trees when they are in bloom (flowering). Bees are naturally attracted to flowers, as flower's pollen is their energy source.

It might be Malibu.