
Palms
Chamaerops humilis var. cerifera Zone 7b to 9b
Silver European Fan Palm! An unusual variety from the mountains of Morocco that has distinctly silver-blue leaves! This characteristic is acquired with age, as is true with most blue-leaved palms. Exact hardiness is unknown bu... More
Rhapidophyllum hystrix Zone 7 to 9
The most cold-hardy! Needle palms are hardy to 10 degrees below zero. In the south they can reach 6' wide and 6' high in 10 years, making a dramatic statement in the shade garden. Highly adaptive, we have seen specimens i... More
Sabal sp. Birmingham Zone 7b to 10
Mysterious Birmingham! Hardy, trunk forming palms are highly sought after in northern areas because most trunk developing palms reach a cold hardiness limit at zone 8. This palm has a proven history of cold tolerance from B... More
Sabal uresana Zone 7 to 10
Hardy silver sabal This silver-blue palm makes a wonderful and refreshing addition to the hot southern garden. For us it is the bluest of all the trunk palms. The southeastern Palm and Exotic Plant Society of Decatur Ge... More
Trithrinax campestris Zone 8 to 10
Silver hardy palm! In the dry foothills of the Andes you see the silhouettes of Trithrinax campestris scattered like stone soldiers. These slow growing palms have the bluest and stiffest leaves of any palm I have ever s... More

