Queen palm

Butia capitata This fast growing, single-trunked palm is crowned by a head of soft, bright green, glossy leaves that grow upward more than outward, forming a […]

The popular queen palm has everything we love in a palm - a stately yet tropical look, a fast growth habit, and a moderate tolerance for cold, drought and salt air. Read all about it!

The Queen Palm Tree, scientifically known as Syagrus romanzoffiana, is a widely cherished palm in tropical and subtropical climates due to its stunning appearance and low maintenance requirements. Moreover, it is both cost-effective and readily available for purchase.

growing green in the Dougherty Garden

This is one of those unique seasonal items that is AMAZING when you are looking for them. Based on a brief search these can easily run you a couple hundred dollars. These Queen Palm Trees were at least 7-8 feet…Read More→

The differences between queen and king palm trees are in the fronds and trunks. The queen palm's fronds grow upward before falling toward the ground, while the king palm's fronds originate from a central stalk at the top of the tree.

Queen palm trees are stately, single-trunked palms topped with glossy, bright pinnate leaves that droop softly in a graceful canopy. Queen palm trees are popular landscape trees in warm regions. For more queen palm tree information, click this article.

Queen palms are a popular choice for many homeowners for their home gardening and landscaping. There are several ways to care for the queen palm and keep ...

Even when Jason Dewees was in high school, he was a fan of palm trees, collecting the seeds of Canary Island date palms in San Francisco’s Union Square and queen palms near his grandparents&…

The Queen Palm Tree, scientifically known as Syagrus romanzoffiana, is a widely cherished palm in tropical and subtropical climates due to its stunning appearance and low maintenance requirements. Moreover, it is both cost-effective and readily available for purchase.