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Say hello to the Chinese Windmill Palm Tree! Trachycarpus fortunei is the solution to adding a touch of paradise to your landscape no matter how far north you live! The small Windmill Palm tree is one of the most cold tolerant palm tree cultivars available and we have even seen it grown as far north as Tennessee and Virginia and the pacific northwest. The Windmill Palm features lush, green fronds that fan out from its branches with oblong leaves. It may lose its dark green color in cold weather. Perfect for planting around your pool and can be grown in a variety of locations. While it has no edible fruit, it does flower. This windmill tree produces yellow bushy, cascading flowers on both male and female flowering plants. These yellow flowers appear higher up the trunk of the ornamental tree near the hairy black fibers from old leaf sheaths on growing palm trees.

The Windmill Palm Tree, also known as the Chinese Windmill Palm or the Chusan Palm, is the most cold hardy of the trunked palm tree varieties, withstanding temperatures all the way down to 0° F. Not only is the Windmill Palm hardier than tropical varieties, it's also very fast growing. Reaches heights between 25 and 40 feet depending on growing conditions. Perfect for small gardens as tree only fans out on top without any branching below. Plant three or more in a group to achieve a tropical garden grove design. Ideal palm for swimming pool areas.

The Windmill Palm bucks the old idea that palm trees are for warm, tropical regions only because these palms are hardy all the way to 10 degrees Fahrenheit! These low-maintenance palm trees form beautiful bunches of green "windmill" style fronds that for to stand upon the spiny trunks of the tree. Not only that but Windmill Palm Trees are deer resistant and drought tolerant. They do well in soil with good drainage. Windmill Palm Trees grow up to 20 feet tall, bringing the feeling of the tropics to any landscape! Perfect for containers and landscapes!.

The Windmill Palm bucks the old idea that palm trees are for warm, tropical regions only because these palms are hardy all the way to 10°F These low-maintenance palm trees form beautiful bunches of green windmill style fronds that for stand upon the spiny trunks of the tree. Not only that but Windmill Palm Trees are deer resistant and drought tolerant. They do well in soil with good drainage. Windmill Palm Trees grow up to 20 ft. tall, bringing the feeling of the tropics to any landscape. Perfect for containers and landscapes.

Drought tolerant, cold hardy and disease resistant, the Windmill Palm Tree does it all, winning out over its tropical counterparts in overall toughness. In fact, it's the perfect plant for bringing the tropics up north. Plus, your Windmill Palm is grown and nurtured with care from day 1. When you order your tree from Brighter Blooms, you get a healthy tree upon arrival.

The Windmill Palm Tree, also known as the Chinese Windmill Palm or the Chusan Palm, is the most cold hardy of the trunked palm tree varieties, withstanding temperatures all the way down to 0° F. Not only is the Windmill Palm hardier than tropical varieties, it's also very fast growing. Reaches heights between 25 and 40 feet depending on growing conditions. Perfect for small gardens as tree only fans out on top without any branching below. Plant three or more in a group to achieve a tropical garden grove design. Ideal palm for swimming pool areas.

This very hardy, slow growing plant has a central trunk and stiff glossy featherlike leaves that resemble a fine textured palm. An ancient plant that has been around for nearly forever, it thrives in dry areas, is cold tolerant and is suitable for Sun or shade. The plant is not as prickly as other varieties and its eventual small stature of 3 ft. tall and wide is perfect for use as a specimen plant to accent a tropical garden, in mass plantings such as those that surround the trunk of a palm tree, in patio pots set around the pool, to line a walkway or simply near a mailbox. Easy to grow in a wide range of soils, easily adapts to full Sun or full shade, is drought tolerant once established and is cold hardy down to an occasional 30-deg F.

Say hello to the Chinese Windmill Palm Tree! Trachycarpus fortunei is the solution to adding a touch of paradise to your landscape no matter how far north you live!The small Windmill Palm tree is one of the most cold tolerant palm tree cultivars available and we have even seen it grown as far north as Tennessee and Virginia and the pacific northwest. The Windmill Palm features lush, green fronds that fan out from its branches with oblong leaves. It may lose its dark green color in cold weather.Perfect for planting around your pool and can be grown in a variety of locations. While it has no edible fruit, it does flower. This windmill tree produces yellow bushy, cascading flowers on both male and female flowering plants. These yellow flowers appear higher up the trunk of the ornamental tree near the hairy black fibers from old leaf sheaths on growing palm trees.

The Pony Tail Palm is not actually a palm; this native of southeastern Mexico is actually a member of the lily family and, also goes by the names Bottle Palm and Elephant Foot Palm because of its bulbous base. Ponytails make great indoor Bonsai Trees and, are ideal for beginners who desire a slow growing, low maintenance plant for home, office or anywhere. Considered extremely hardy, they do well in either bright, indirect, or full sun; making it a bonsai to sit back and enjoy. A ponytail palm bonsai is a great addition to any home decor or office decor, and can be a great and thoughtful gift for any occasion. Simply providing light and a little water will ensure that this plant will flourish for years. Each live plant is shipped with the Phytosanitary Certificate as required by the USDA.

An extremely hardy evergreen palm tree with an attractive, compact crown with large, stiff, fan-like, green foliage and distinctive hairy black fibers covering its slender, graceful trunk. A striking specimen that is excellent for making a tropical statement in smaller landscapes and rock gardens. Works well in group plantings and containers. This is not only incredibly hardy for a palm, it is the best choice for small gardens. Growing as a single, hairy trunk it begins as a foundation plant that eventually matures as a tall, thin column. Because it does not branch, and keeps a very tight foliage head, it fits very well into small spaces, sideyards, or as a specimen in rock gardens. Plant three or more close together to achieve a cluster or grove in tropical garden schemes. Ideal plant for swimming pool enclosures. Provide organically rich, moist, very porous, well-drained soil. Water deeply, regularly during first few growing seasons to establish an extensive root system. Once established, prefers regular water, but tolerates periodic drought. Feed in early spring before new growth emerges.