CFF - Rare Palm Tree Seedlings for Sale - Trachycarpus Princeps, Joey Palm, Orange Crownshaft, Curly Stilt Root, Cycads, Mahajanga, Filifera, Robusta

Our palm trees are sent with care instructions to help you have a better knowledge of how to grow your plants. Our palms are grown in zone 8a/9 outside of greenhouses so there will be no post greenhouse shrinkage. The less cold hardy palms and plants are protected during the winters harsh weather in shade cloth houses with protection and are soon placed back outdoors when the weather is warm enough. We do leave a few outside to endure the cold and see what happens under an Oak Hammock. We want to KNOW what temperatures that at least in our area to provide you with accurate information. Palm trees add an elegance to any property and are easily grown. Palm trees can grow in moist soils and dry soils alike but do prefer a well draining sandy soil mix. We supply a widening variety that are cold tolerant (See Cold tolerant list) and some that are not so cold tolerant. If you live in an extreme cold environment, they can be grown in a greenhouse that is temperature controlled for the winter months to be enjoyed for years to come. or container grown indoors or patio for convenience. We hope you will find our selection of palms interesting and if we don't have what you're looking for, please send an email and we will do our best to fill your request. We ship our trees bare root and moist. Bare root shipping is less expensive, non threatening to the palm and all plants arrive with care instructions. Plants are ALWAYS shipped FRESH! Due to our busy schedule we ask that you Please allow 7-14 days for delivery as we are a small but growing company. Thank you for your patience and we look forward to many pleasant transactions. We like to communicate with you and answer all emails. Please make sure that you place the words "My Plant Order" in the heading as some folks like to send spam and email viruses and we do not open suspicious or non website related mail. If you have spam blocker you MUST add us to your list or your emails will go unanswered. We ship all orders priority mail with delivery confirmation. Express mail requests will require additional shipping charges.

When a palm is called fast growing, it is just that. Rewarding to watch the new leaves come faster than life itself. When the experts say that a palm is slow growing until past the seedling stage, it usually means that the seedlings will not produce their juvenile leaves for about a year or two, sometimes longer. I have noticed that life goes by so fast, that I am not waiting on many palms to get to a good size, they just get there while life goes by and I reap the benefit of planting, caring and watching them grow. This is why we sell palm seedlings. Everyone should have that chance to own some rare palms without buying unviable seeds and waiting sometimes months for them to germinate or waiting all that time and not have them do anything but rot in the ground. I'm sure some of you reading this may have been the recipient of unviable seeds, I know I have. That sure is a let down, especially after waiting for so long to see something, anything to pop out from that seed.

Most Palm trees and Cycads sell for $150.00 and up per foot of clear trunk. We have seedlings unless otherwise stated and we believe that our prices reflect a very good deal for getting a head start on your palm gardening. They will only grow larger and become much more expensive as they do.

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White Elephant Palm Tree seedlings - Kerriodoxa elegans - Zones 9 -11 - New for 2008! - Purple hues and white Underside! Originating from Thailand, the "White Elephant Palm" is beautiful and elegant with its very large, completely circular, and only shallowly divided fan-shaped leaves that are bright white underneath. The White Elephant palm only grows in just a tiny area of Thailand making it very rare. It is best suited for warm subtropical and tropical, wind-sheltered areas but also does well as a stunning house plant. The lowest reported temperatures known by us 29º here being protected from the frost under the oak hammock. They have endured well the last two seasons since it has taken this long for them to grow after waiting about 6 months for them to germinate. They are now about 8-12" tall with 1-3 leaves with nice roots. Even though they took a pretty long time to germinate, one they gave out their first leaf, they have been steady growing. The leaves already display the white undersides that give them their name, The White Elephant Palm. If you are not able to grow it outdoors in your climate, you can certainly enjoy this as an indoor houseplant! These photos don't really depict the best quality of this palm, they are prettier in person.

Chambeyronia macrocarpa - Red Flamethrower Palm - Cold Hardy 28º F - A very regal palm that can take some cold weather yet it is still not widely used. These palms are fast growing and very easy to care after. Their bright new red leaves last about 10-11 days after emerging and turn into a deep shade of green recurving and drastically arching leaves. Reports of it being an excellent indoor potted plant give hope to those in northern areas where this palm can be enjoyed by all. Even if it didn't have an extremely bright red leaf, the colorful mottled and swollen crownshaft makes it very eye appealing sitting above that heavily ringed trunk. The leaves are dark green and leathery in touch and appearance when mature. No collection should be without this shouting its glory.

Johannesteijsmannia altifrons - Green Joey, Diamond Palm - Cold Hardy 28º F - This palm is known widely for its unique undivided leaf shape and very tall growth. Its leaves are unsegmented and diamond shaped at the tips with a corrugated look. These are pretty and hardier than most will believe. they can take moderate frosts and light short freezes when protected. they reach 20 feet tall keeping the same appearance you see here. you can surf the net searching photos and see men standing under these magnificent giant plants! One of the coolest palms on the planet in my opinion.

These seedlings here have one-two leaves and are approximately 15 -24 inches tall - get them while they are available, they're going FAST!

Rhapis Multifida or "Finger Palm and Jade Empress Palm" Cold Hardy 24º F These are NOT the common Rhapis excelsa Lady Palm. These are spectacularly attractive palms! The fan leaves (as you can see in the picture below of a mature palm) open fully round and are separated into many very narrow leaflets, giving the appearance of a hand. It spews out fronds from a very narrow trunk. These are similar to the common lady palm but are much more elegant in their appearance. They originate from southern china and are extremely cold hardy being able to withstand several degrees of frost without damage! Don't miss out! We have only a very few left until summer! They are a naturally clustering palm and Make excellent indoor specimens as well due to their low light tolerance. They are moderate growing from this stage and once they get a few leaves they really take off and form pups at the base and the pups are fast growing. The cold doesn't seem to effect them here in our area where we get short freezes that dip into the low 20's on occasion. Very easy and fast growing. They are naturally clumping and in a few years could give your area a very unique look!

Borneo Fishtail Palm (Caryota No - Caryota rumphiana var. borneensis) - Rare in cultivation and vulnerable in conservation status. The seeds from this palm have only been offered a few times to the general public and usually about every other 3-4 years. These palms are easy to grow once they germinate and are cold hardy to about 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Germination usually takes about 6 months from seed sprout to seedling status. They are from Borneo Southeast Asia and are just a massive, beautiful palm with huge triangular shaped, fern-like leaves. The graceful appearance will certainly leave all in awe that cast their eyes on it once it is a specimen. The conservation status of this palm is vulnerable so you would be doing nature a favor by keeping these beauties in population. They are fast growing and form a thick solitary trunk to cast their majestic fronds out up to 50 feet tall. These can be grown indoors and medium light to full sun situations and need rich moist fertile soil to do their best. The most graceful and rare of ALL Fishtail Palms! - Limited!

Zebra Fishtail Palm (Caryota zebrina) - Zone 9 and up - Rare in cultivation. Just recently discovered, this palm grows leaves that are very dark green, almost black that fade into (or from) the black and white striped stems. The seeds from this palm are very expensive when you can find them. Here are the seedlings at a good started height for you. The Zebra Fishtail, They are fast growing and form a thick solitary trunk to cast their majestic fronds out up to 50 feet tall. These can be grown indoors and medium light to full sun situations and need rich moist fertile soil to do their best. One of the most unique and rare of ALL Fishtail Palms! - Very Limited!

Areca Triandra Palm (No Common Name) - Rare Be the only kid on the block to have one of these! They are clustering palms with a slender white ringed trunk. The leaves are lush green on a grass green trunk. They originate from South east Asia and can stand short periods of frost but are better suited for warmer climates, indoor or a conservatory environment. Very fast growing you wont be disappointed in having this one for your collection as it will reward you with fast growth. The flowers are scented similar to lemon and the seeds are bright red. They grow to heights of approx: 20-30 ft. These will make an excellent indoor specimen as they prefer indirect or filtered sunlight or medium light. They like a lot of water so don't allow the soil to stay dry very long. These normally sell for around $70-90 for few inches taller sized palm. Grab this deal while you can!

Areca vestiaria - Orange Crownshaft Stilt Palm - Because of its brilliant orange crownshaft, this native of Indonesia is a highly desirable ornamental. It produces a large cluster of slender trunks, supported by a dense cone of stilt roots. Best suited to tropical regions.

Silver Bismarkia Nobilis - Zones 8b-11 - Not for small yards but talk about dressing up your landscape! This is possibly one of the most beautiful fan palms ever created by our Maker. This species will grow to heights from 30-60 feet tall and make a light green/silvery-blue canopy of 20-30 large stiff fan leaves. These palms are known to able to withstand heavy frosts and some freezing temperatures. They may get a little burned but will bounce right back. Not only are these beautiful palms once established but they are normally problem free! There are no major pests or diseases reported to bother these palms. They are slow growing until they reach their juvenile stage and begin producing the fan leaves and then will grow at lightning speed! This is one palm that is well worth getting! Compare these to the juvenile palm prices and get yours at a great price to watch it grow! Prefers full sun.

Sold Out - $0.00 per 1 gallon seedling 8-12" tall 2-3 leaves (fast growing) Limited

Bottle Palm (Hyophorbe lagenicaulis) - Hardy Zone 9b-11. Sadly these aren't cold hardy and should be kept from frosts and freeze but are wonderfully unique palms that look like no other. They can however take light frosts and very short periods of freeze but the current leaves will become brown, spotted or crispy. The tree may not die unless left for extended hours in those harsh temperatures but is recommended to be kept from them. When more mature, the base is colored cement gray and is swollen, eventually narrowing towards the green crownshaft, emitting its somewhat wide recurving pinnate 'feather' fronds. Easily (and commonly) grown in containers for years and make an excellent specimen to show off! They are pretty fast growing and if you're a collector and don't have this, you're missing out! They only reach heights of about 10-12 feet so this is one that you can enjoy for many years! I don't think you would go wrong to have this tree to show off on your property or collection. They can be grown in full sun if given enough water or a low light position.

Dypsis Onilahensis (Onilahy Palm, weeping form) - Cold Hardy to 25° F. Frost Tolerant! Another rare palm for your collection and home. Seeds are rarely offered and there are less than a 1000 mature palms in natural habitat and it is considered endangered. You can do your part in maintaining this most attractive palm! These palms are fast growing once past the seedling stage. One of the most graceful in appearance palms having a true smooth, feathery looking fronds that cascade down almost in half. These naturally clustering, very delicate looking bright green palms originate from Madagascar. This is possibly the most cold hardy palm from Madagascar living in altitudes of up to 8000ft above sea level. The crownshaft is an olive green color with a white powdery coating. These palms are recommended for warmer temperature climates or a similar environment. These palms will make excellent indoor palms until they can be placed outdoors in brighter light. They do prefer light shade to full sun once established and are easily grown in containers for many years. They eventually reach heights around 15-20 ft drooping their fronds down creating an image of serenity and giving that tropical feel. Don't miss out on these stunning beauties! Although still very rare, this palm has been recently introduced to southern California and central Florida with great success!

Dypsis decipiens (Manambe Palm) - Endangered on the Red List (threatened to become extinct in the wild) believed to only be approx 250 left in the wild. These are also one of the few cold hardy palms from Madagascar. These are known to stand temperatures to 25 Degrees and go through very heavy frosts with no damage. The seedlings for bids are hardy and sturdy and will only grow stronger for you. These palms have been blessed with leathery blue-green plumose leaves that extend from a tall, pale green crown shaft that sits on a smooth cigar shaped gray trunk. They also have unique bright red features once becoming juvenile to adults on the base of the crown. these come from altitudes of up to 2600ft and once established can stand periods of drought. These seedlings have been grown in harsh conditions to have a very strong root system and is sure to be an easy palm to care for. If you're looking for a new palm for your collection, here's a good one!

African Oil Palm (Elaeis guineensis) - Be the only kid on the block to have one of these! These palms are very easy to grow and are rapid growing. They are cold hardy to zone 8b (about 24° F) and are stout trunked that flare out at the bottom. Though there are male and female trees, a single tree will produce viable seeds. The fronds are feathery in appearance and truly bring out the tropical look to any location. They grow to heights of 30ft. and adapt to most any soil type and grow best planted in full sun. Besides being part of the African Parrot's diet, their fresh seeds produce a natural lubricant used throughout the world in many products. During the cold weather it is best to not water them much until summer growth begins and then water very heavily. They are salt spray tolerant as well and will grow without problems near beach side areas. Since they are a large growing palm, they will need room to grow, please keep this in mind before planting in a permanent location.

Ravenea Sp. (no common name) This New and extremely rare palm tree seedling is approx: 5" Tall with 2-3 leaves. These trees are so rare, they were only first discovered in the latter part of 2003. We do not have many of these left. They are the same family as the majesty palm but more cold tolerant. These palm seedlings should be up to 2-3 ft with 5-9 nice size leaves next season with proper care. They grow a slender trunk and give red fruit after the inflorescence. They are found at 6500ft and will withstand occasional light and moderate frosts. Their showy plumose leaves and slender trunk could be a great addition to your collection! They are very shade tolerant trees and should reach 10 feet in no time if grown outdoors. Just keep it watered regularly and either keep it in your home with adequate lighting or place it in a one gallon container until larger. Makes an excellent indoor plant as well. Please have a one gallon container ready with a sandy mix of well drained soil.

Adonidia Merrillii Palm (Common Name - The Christmas Palm) - These unique palms or bids are between 2-3 tall can be grown in a cluster for a more full look until they grow larger.. Not a very cold hardy palm but still a growing favorite among palm collectors. They get their name due to their bright red seeds produced around Christmas time. These trees originate from the rain forests in the Philippines and are hardy in zone 10, but you can still enjoy this beauty as they are widely grown as an indoor palm with adequate lighting. They are appreciated for their moderately salt and drought tolerance and grow to heights of about 15 feet. They also withstand people's over and under-watering quite well and are a vigorous grower. When more mature these will produce a plume of leaves on a dark green crownshaft that sits atop a gray ringed trunk which will be noticed by all!

Sold Out - $24.95 per 2 large seedlings approx: 24-36 Inches tall 1-3 young leaves !

Giant Window Pane Palm - (Beccariophoenix Madagascariensis) A very coveted palm to own! Seeds are only offered about every 2-4 years and if they are not collected and germinated when fresh, there is no point in trying to grow them from seed. The fresh seeds are only viable for a couple months. There is a cousin to this palm without the narrow slatted leaves that is not window form and is a little more cold hardy than these but not nearly as beautiful. Only Cold Hardy to about 28 ºF and should be protected from frosts or leaves will become spotted. They will of course grow again when the weather warms and the spotty leaves will be gone in no time. This is a fast growing once it becomes established (producing about 5-6 new leaves per year) and makes an outstanding palm for the avid collector that leaves a fantastic impression on everyone! They will be pretty large even within about a year from now, so give it space where ever you plant this. The leaves are a creamy light green that can even be seen in the adults. The trunks eventually become large and woody growing to heights of about 20 feet retaining their creamy whitish-green color (see pics below). The spineless leaves are large and are a beautiful pinnate type spreading out even before it begins to form a trunk. These could be grown efficiently on the patio or indoors in a container (if you have the space) for many years until too large and make a great foliage expression! What a unique and beautiful palm to add to your collection! This is a good price since in about 2 years they will cost about $70-$100 each palm! Get them now while you can, they are going fast!

Licuala Grandis (Ruffled Fan Palm) as it is commonly named. Cold Hardy to zone 9. This is an outstanding palm for the avid collector that makes a fantastic impression! These palms have almost a completely round fan leaf and grow on a very thin trunk upwards from 8-12 feet tall. They are not very cold hardy but can easily be protected in a greenhouse situation in colder areas or grown in a container and brought indoors for the colder weeks. These are known to be an excellent indoor palm and are sometimes seen growing in well-to-do hotel lobbies. They are semi fast growing although the seeds can take 6 months or more to germinate. Ours took between 5 and 9 months and still a few stragglers after 13 months. We have done the work for you and the wait on the seeds. No need to buy a few seeds to only have one or two come up and wait forever.

Licuala peltata var. sumawongii - Here we have some cool seedlings that will turn into one of this species largest undivided leafed palm! The leaves get, large, flat and well, see the photo and you'll know why you want one! the leaves can grow to 7 feet in diameter! They can handle colder temperatures than most any other Licuala variety and i know from experience that the L. grandis can take mild freezes, so this one should do even better! They still should be protected if possible and protected from windy areas. the trunk is short but the leaves will hide it anyway. Don't miss out! No chance on unviable seeds.

Stone Gate Palm (Trachycarpus Princeps) - Real & Rare! Cold Hardy to 8-10 ºF ! Only discovered in 1995, this palm is coveted by many palm enthusiasts as THE most sought after stiff fan palms of all time. The leaves are flat and rounded, the backs of the leaves are a striking silver-white in color and are faster growing than the Chusan. A cousin to the Chusan, this palm has proven to be a steady grower and as cold hardy as the rest of its genus. Winter is coming and this little guy will actually grow just as steady during the cold months/weeks as in the heat of summer. The T. Princeps are only found growing in one tiny site in western China. They are a bit pricey but these are well worth the purchase. There have only been a very limited number of seeds offered and I've read that if they aren't fresh, they are very difficult to germinate, if they do at all. Thankfully we obtained fresh seeds and have a limited amount of baby palms available for you. VERY LIMITED

Paroutis Everglades Palm (Acoelorrhaphe Wrightii). Cold Hardy to 20ºF or so. These rare to most nurseries is sometimes called Silver Saw Palm, Madeira or Everglades Palm (because the underside of the leaves are a beautiful sheen blue/silver), these grow tall and straight with slender brown furry trunks (about 6-10" in diameter) and have a neat in a appearance, fan shaped leaf set. The Paroutis palm is found growing naturally in southern Florida and on some Caribbean islands and the west Indies. These palms are very fast growing and prefer full sun in wet/moist soil but can stand drought once established. They grow to heights of about 15-20 ft and produce many pups or clumps with a few towering over the others. They require bright light, plenty of water and rich moist soil. While full sun is best, I have seen many of these growing in under the oak hammocks and inside pool deck areas. What a beauty! These are commonly grown in prestigious landscaped areas for their tropical appearance. COLD HARDY into the LOW 20's! The picture on the left was taken in Daytona Beach by us. I just couldn't resist it was such a nice display of this beautiful palm!

Howea Forsterana - Kentia Palm/Sentry palm - The famous Kentia Palm from Lord Howe Island, off the east coast of Australia, hardly needs any introduction. It is considered by many to be the best house plant in the world. Tolerant of poor treatment and neglect, it will put up with low light better than almost any other palm. It is also an excellent landscaping plant that will do well in shade as well as full sun in most warm temperate/subtropical climates. It can take light freezes but does not like hot, tropical climates.

Butterfly Palm (Chrysalidocarpus lutescens) - Probably the most colorful palm from Madagascar! The wide spreading pinnate leaves grow from a multicolored trunk (see pic below) with colors of yellow, white, green and in some light, hues of blue. This great indoor/outdoor palm adds a tropical feel to your area no matter where it is planted. outdoors they can grow to heights of 30ft and are cold hardy to about 28 degrees. They can take short periods of frost with some leaf damage but they grow so fast during the warm months that a few burned leaves in the winter will not be noticed in the warm weeks that follow. They are a naturally clumping palm that can produce many offsets once established and even be planted as a privacy fence between you and your neighbor if desired. They certainly do add an elegance to your home or landscape. They Grow well indoors until too large being tolerating of low - Medium light situations and are just a very easy to grow palm tree. Since they are naturally clumping palm, they will grow offsets regularly, throughout their long life continually adding to the tropical appearance of your world. These would be a great head start! From the time of planting a seed until they reach the size they are now takes approximately 3-4 years. So take advantage of this advantage and don't miss out!

European Fan Palm - (Chamaerops humilis) - Also called the Mediterranean fan palm. A very beautiful fan palm for certain! These are known to be able to grow even covered in snow! Now that's COLD HARDY! Cold Hardy to 5 degrees or zone 7. Grows to heights of about 10 feet tall with mostly flat but sometimes slightly recurved fan leaves, some growing into clumps some staying a single trunk. You cannot go wrong with this in your landscape! Makes an excellent outdoor entrance way palm. These can be planted directly in the ground but I would plant them in a large container until spring and then place them where you can enjoy them for years to come.

$195.00 Large Palm with an over all height of 3-4 feet and a trunk between 8-10" of crown. Young specimen tree with 10-18 leaves

Chinese Fan Palm (Livistona Chinensis) - Frost/freeze Hardy! This palm has finally past the seedling stage and will make an excellent addition to your collection or patio. Widely grown in containers it can live for quite a few years on the patio. They like bright indirect sunlight for best growth. This greatly appreciated palm has been collected since the Victorian era all over the world. These make excellent container specimens for the home or terrace or easily landscaped. They are fast growing and make quite an impression. Flat fan leaves that are sturdy in appearance at the end of a spiny arm. The entire palm is bright/light green and the tips of the fronds hang own to give it that lazy touch. The fruit from these are blue. The Chinese fan palm grow to heights of about 20 ft. COLD HARDY PALM that can take short freezes and heavy frosts!

Red Pink Fan palm (Livistona Mariae) - Rare! WOW was all I could say when I found these! Cold hardy to 24 degrees. The young to mid life aged palms produce a vivid red leaf if grown in full but will stay green when in shade. They are slow growing to 15 feet tall with a swollen base and a full head of large, robust, stiff glaucous leaves that have a coating of thin wax on the underside with heavily convoluted leaves. They are moderately salt and drought resistant once established and have been reported to grow and seed along river banks. This species of Livistona is restricted to an area of about 60km squared on the Finke River and its tributaries. These are rarely offered so don't miss out on this great chance to add them to your palm collection! The pictures are not doctored and are actual colors of the young palms. They will stay red leafed for quite a few years to enjoy! The pictures are not color enhanced, but this is the actual colors of this palm! The more sun it gets, the deeper the red. As it grows older, it will slowly lose its red but you will have the red for at least 10-15 years to enjoy and marvel. FAST GROWING!

Livistona Muelleri (Dwarf Aussie Fan Palm) - FAST GROWING / Cold hardy to 22º F with its numerous small, stiff leaves arranged in a very orderly and ornamental fashion, this mid-sized palm from northeastern Australia grows to about 10 m (30 ft.) tall and looks a lot like a small Copernicia. Along with its blue gray fan leaves, its most impressive feature are its large, spreading, red inflorescences. In cultivation it has proven to be surprisingly adaptable; it is easily grown in any warm temperate to tropical climate, and will resist moderate freezes. A fast growing palm as most Livistona's are. Like most palms it likes well draining soils and this one can stand long periods of drought once established.

Ribbon Fan Palm (Livistona Decipiens) Cold hardy to about 28ºF degrees, these produce beautiful easy to grow and graceful hanging fronds resembling ribbons hence its common name. They area very fast growing and adapt well to most climates. These trees grow FAST to heights of about 30 feet and even grow well indoors until too large. They are considered a "fool proof" palm to grow. They like 'wet feet' and can even stand drought once established. They should have 5-7 good sized leaves by next year and continue to grow fast! Don't miss out on this great chance to grow your own! Neglect Hardy - Limited!

Cuban Royal Palm (Roystonea Regia) Hardy to zone 8-b/9 and up, these trees make an awesome tropical presence above the others. They highly regarded as the palms fit for kings. The trunks have a green crown shaft with a cement white base and display a bushy plumage when mature. I don't think you would go wrong in having this tree to show off on your property. Seeds take anywhere from 4 months to 6 months to germinate and are slow growing until they reach the size they are. They should grow rapidly for you. Similar to the Florida royal palm but much more elegant in appearance. These have been full sun grown and are rough looking now but very hardy! Very Limited!

Sold Out $19.99 per 2 seedlings 7-10" tall 2-3 leaves Full sun grown for strong roots. look a bit rough right now but are very healthy.

Ravenea Rivularis (The Majesty Palm) - They are very shade tolerant trees and should reach 10 feet in no time in the right conditions. The new growth will be even larger than the previous leaves. We had freezing temperatures this winter already and the majesty palms weren't even touched. As long as they are protected from the frost, they are usually good to go! (Cold hardy to 27º F ). Very healthy and fast growing! Just keep it watered regularly and either keep it in your home by adequate medium light or place it in your landscape if you live in warmer climates. Grows to heights of 15-45' eventually with beautiful feather (pinnate) fronds. If you plant them under the protection of larger trees such as an oak or other large leafed tall shade trees, they will be even more protected from frost and cold damage. These trees are suited for zone 8b and better or will thrive in green house or similar in northern states. Makes an excellent indoor plant as well as they like medium light situations. If planted in full sun, regular watering, rich soil and feedings is a must!

Triangle Palm (neodypsis decaryi). This fast growing palm will be a monster in your landscape when mature. Very different from any other palm as it has 3 sides to its trunk and has very long recurving feather fronds when mature. These palms for sale are young palms now and will make an excellent house plant or a headstart as a specimen if planting outdoors in zone 8b or higher. Their leaf color is gray-green when mature which richly contrasts any landscape. The palm up for bids is a little over 2 years old, 12-15" tall with 3-5 young juvenile leaves and well established, past the seedling stage. Would make an excellent indoor palm over the winter or permanently if in a well lit area of home. Once established in your area, these are very hardy palms that can stand short periods of drought, short frosts but should be protected if possible. Hardy to zone 8b and up, these palms originate from Madagascar and do well in a tropical climate. Triangle palm will be shipped bare root, moist.

Florida Sabal Palm (Sometimes called Cabbage Palm) - Freeze Hardy! Fast growing once established and past the seedling stage, this palm tree is known to be able to survive very cold weather and heavy frosts and deep freezes to Zone 7. Grows well in full sunlight to some shade, Very adaptable. Average moisture will do. Tolerates drought, standing water and brackish water. These trees grow 30ft - 90 in height and add a tropical look to your property. You can either container grow them for your deck, or landscape them into your yard. These are self cleaning palms that will drop about 10-15 fronds per year but are not hassle to clean after. Becoming more hard to find since the flooding of people to Florida has increased exponentially in the last few years. Land development has reduced their numbers drastically. Even new folks in FLA are buying these for their property.

- $39.95 each young Sabal Palm over all height approx: 24" tall 3-5 leaves about 3-4 years old - Way Past the seedling stage!

- $99.95 6 - 7+ year old juvenile tree with very large boot - Field Grown, this size Sabal is shipped with fronds trimmed (nursery cut) to reduce transplant sock. They will begin growing again in a few short weeks and will stabilize very quickly. These are easy to transplant regardless of what some say.

** Leaves of these palms will be trimmed for transplanting and shipping. They will grow back while re-establishing in your environment.

Butia Capitata Blue Leaf Variety - Pindo Date Palm - Zones 7-11. Cold Hardy to below freezing temps once established. Why wait 6 months up to over a year for seeds to germinate, when we have done this for you? Take advantage of this head start. These seedlings for sale have been grown in a manner to withstand harsh conditions and are extremely sturdy and tolerant of harsh conditions. A very strong seedling that should only grow healthier with your added care. Their roots are ready to grow profusely in your world. A beautiful feather palm that is very cold hardy to zone 7b- (8-10ºF). This feather palm has long pinnate leaves that arch and recurve towards the ground from atop a thick stout trunk. They have a more full "spread out" look when grown in partial shade. The trunk can grow to 20 feet, but normally reaches 12 to 15 feet with a diameter of 1 to 1.5 feet. Typically, the old leaf stalks persist for years, although specimens with clean trunks are not uncommon. Leaves range from light green to bluish gray and grow 5 to 10 feet long. The leaf stems range from about 3 to 6 feet in length and have spines along both edges. The palm produces many bright orange, very sweet tasting edible fruit yearly (often called Pindo dates in the south). The fruit can be made into jelly or wine hence two of its nicknames.

Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens, green var.) Cold Hardy to 10º F These field grown juvenile fan palms are about 5 years old and 3+ ft overall with 2-3 fan leaves with about a 5 inch trunk. Well established on the way to maturity. Fast growing palm to heights of about 16 feet over time. This palm tree is known to be able to survive very cold weather to temperatures below 10 degrees. I have never seen a Saw Palm die due to the cold weather in our area or even get damaged, ever and we have had some very cold winters here in central Florida. Grows best in partial sunlight to shade, very adaptable. Average moisture will do. Tolerates the heaviest frost, drought, standing water and brackish water once established. These trees when mature can cover an area about 8-10ft diameter and as high as 16ft that add that tropical look to your property. Looks good at the base of taller trees or excellent by itself as a specimen centerpiece or corner piece. Many applications for this in your landscape. They prefer filtered light but will live in full sun. Ready for your home or garden. Seeds from this species are said to have medicinal qualities for prostrate gland trouble and seeds have been madly collected from the wild in the past few years which makes them more scarce for collectors. They take about a year to germinate and are somewhat difficult to do so.

Sabal Minor or Dwarf Sabal Palm - Freeze Hardy! The fan palm seedlings up for bids are about 4"-6" tall with 2-3 leaves. Very healthy and on the way to maturity. Fast growing palm to heights of 8-12 feet with bluish green leaves. This palm tree is known to be able to survive very cold weather to temperatures into the low teens. Our winter last year went into 13 degrees for 4 nights straight and no damage occurred to the seedlings, juvenile and adult trees are even more hardy. I have never seen a Sabal Palm or Sabal minor palm die due to the cold weather in our area. These even withstand forest fires and are usually the first trees to begin producing new leaves after a fire. I rarely see any leaf damage as well during the winter and we have had some very cold winters here in central Florida. Grows best in partial sunlight to shade, very adaptable. Average moisture will do. Tolerates heavy frost, freeze, drought, standing water and brackish water once established. These trees when mature can cover an area about 12-15ft diameter and as high as 5-10ft that add an elegance to your property. They make an excellent palm for the base of taller trees or by itself as a specimen centerpiece. Many applications for this in your landscape. They prefer filtered light but will live in full sun. Ready for your home or garden.

Sold Out - $19.99 2 seedlings approx: 6-9" tall 3-5 leaves (full sun grown with strong roots, palms look rough but are healthy!)

Washingtonia Filifera These are extremely fast growing palms that are much collected for their unique "petticoat appearance". As the palm matures it lays down its dead branches to form a "coat" around the trunk of the tree. These are moderately cold hardy palms that is reported to stand short periods of 25 degree weather. Ours survived 13 degrees for 5 nights and 40 during the day 3 winters ago. The leaves yellowed a bit but green leaves soon grew when the weather warmed and the yellow has been gone since! A very fast growing durable palm!

Sold Out - $0.00- 5 gallon Large Juvenile approx: 24-36" tall with 6-7" trunk 3-5 juvenile fronds - NICE Head start!

Phoenix Canariensis Palm (Canary Island Date) - Zones 7-11. Cold Hardy to 12º F Full sun, well drained position. Very hardy for frost, salt spray, and drought tolerant. These palms have been full sun grown and are in the next stage of their life, the small juvenile pinnate leaves. Seedlings are moderately fast growing, but speed up considerably once they pass the seedling stage. These for bids should satisfy your curiosity to see it grow as they produce 4-7 leaves from now until the end of next season! The palms should be producing fruit in about 4-5 years and should have a small sized trunk. Massive and imposing, the Canary Island date palm is the center of attention wherever it is planted. Growing up to 60' tall, the thick, hulking trunk is covered with interesting diamond designs that mark the point of attachment of the leaves. The massive trunk supports a huge crown of over 50 huge arching pinnate leaves that may reach 18' long. These leaves are deep green shading to a yellow stem where the leaflets are replaced by spines. The orange dates are formed on drooping, highly branched inflorescences and are very decorative. My wife calls them The Fireworks Palm.

Sold Out - $19.99 each one gallon young palm approx: 12-18" tall 3-7 leaves (ready to produce juvenile leaves)

The True Date Palm (Phoenix Dactylifera). Cold Hardy to 12º F These seedlings will began their pinnate leaves next growing season! What a wonderful palm to have growing in your yard! These are massive palms that produce true edible dates! They should producing fruit between 3-5 years old and can yield (once mature) about 150 lbs of fruit per year! These will out live who ever plants them as they live for many years. Very Cold tolerant, salt tolerant, they can also take extreme heat, dry and wet conditions. A Very adaptable palm! It is not uncommon for these trees to branch! That's a rare quality in most palm trees. This only occurs in the males and there is no way to tell the sex of a tree for quite a few years. These we have for sale are about 2 and half years old, that's a great headstart for your gardening! They will be producing their next set of leaves in the spring and should be juvenile pinnate leaves. This is a very good deal on a cold hardy, beautiful palm. These are reported to be able to survive to 12ºF degrees! Ready to be transferred into a 1 gallon container.

Phoenix loureiri var. humilis - (Mountain Date Palm) Cold Hardy to 12º F An extremely variable species with a widespread distribution, ranging from India through China to the Philippines. As opposed to many other forms of this species, this is an attractive, non-suckering type, much resembling a dwarf P. Canariensis. A very robust species which will thrive in temperate or tropical climates and, found to 1700m (5600ft) altitude, it tolerates quite hard frosts and short periods of freeze without damage. This seedling is 7-10 inches tall with 2-3 leaves. These are slow growing until they reach the pinnate leaf stage and then become aggressively vigorous growers.

Queen Palm (Syagrus Romanzoffiana)- Zones 8-11. This beautiful feather palm that is very cold hardy to 15º F. This feather palm has long been growing in popularity and is a favorite among many. Growing to heights of 60 it sprays its pinnate leaves out with grace. Beautiful cement gray trunk is ringed with age. Our seedlings have been grown under full sun and cold harsh conditions to strengthen the plants to take a beating and have a very healthy & strong root system. Your care will only allow them to grow that much faster and healthier. Don't miss out in owning your very own. They are fast growing palms and easy to maintain. Add this to your collection or landscape this year and watch them grow all season long! They should grow rapidly once it is established and begin producing new leaves soon.

Walsh River King Palm (Archontophoenix Maxima) - Cold Hardy to 28º F - This is the largest palm in the Archontophoenix genus. It grows FAST to heights of 75-90 ft tall at a rate of 2 feet per year once established. The dark green leaves get about 12 feet long and sits on a smooth grey, ringed trunk. The underside of the leaves are a silvery color much like A. Purpurea and A. Alexandrae. When older, the newest leaves are a reddish color until they begin to mature. The midrib is more prominent than most in its The inflorescence is the largest as well giving way to a huge clump of bright red seeds that can be seen for long distances! A great find in palms that have been grown successfully in Europe in the last 5 years or so. A. Maxima is indigenous to the wet forests in the Atherton Tableland, Queensland, Australia between 2600 and 3900 ft. above sea level. A very easy palm to grow that can tolerate wet feet! LIMITED

Sold Out - $29.95 each young palm 18-22" tall - Leave are trimmed for shipping but will grow back fast!

Picabeen Bangalow Palm (Archontophoenix Cunninghamiana Palm). This fast growing palm tolerates temperatures to 27 degrees F. This is a regal tropical palm that once established in your landscape, cannot help to emit that soothing tropical feel. These palms like plenty of water and reach heights of 80 ft. Hardy to zone 8, these palms are a spineless, self-cleaning, feather type palm with a prominent lime green crown shaft and attractively ringed trunk. Flowers are ivory and magenta with bright red seeds to follow. Tolerates Light to moderate frosts!

Cold Hardy King Palm (Archontophoenix cunninghamiana var "Illawara"). Cold Hardy to 22º F Very fast growing these palms should be about 2 feet tall by the end of next season with nice sized juvenile leaves. Given enough bright light, these will make an excellent indoor potted palm! These palms have been grown in a manner to be able to withstand harsh conditions which allows them strong stems and roots. When you receive them, your care will only be that much more helpful. This fast growing palm tolerates temperatures to 22 degrees F. Early reports of this palm say that they can withstand 27 degrees but since it has grown in popularity it has been reported commonly to stand 22. This is a regal tropical palm that once established in your landscape, cannot help to emit that soothing tropical feel. These palms like plenty of water and reach heights of 80 ft over time. Hardy to zone 7b-8, these palms are a spineless, self-cleaning, feather type palm with a prominent lime green crown shaft and attractively ringed trunk. Flowers are ivory and magenta with bright red seeds to follow.

King Palm Alexander (Archontophoenix Palm) These are called "King" Palms for good reason, the crown of the palm when mature actually looks like a crown and the flowers make the "crown jewels". Our palm seedlings are grown in a manner to be able to withstand harsh conditions which allows them strong stems and roots. When you receive them, your care will only be that much more helpful. This fast growing palm tolerates temperatures to 27 degrees F. This is a regal tropical palm that once established in your landscape, cannot help to emit that soothing tropical feel. These palms like plenty of water and reach heights of 80 ft. Hardy to zone 8, these palms are a spineless, self-cleaning, feather type palm with a prominent lime green crown shaft and attractively ringed trunk. Flowers are ivory and magenta with bright red seeds to follow. Tolerates Light to moderate frosts!

MORE SOON! $19.99 per 2 young Palm seedlings approx: 5 - 7 inches tall 1-2 leaves

King Palm Beatrice - Archontophoenix Alexandrae (Beatriceae) Also called "Mt. Elliott King Palm". This palm is similar to the King Alex but the trunk is white and ringed, swollen at base and a bit more cold tolerant from its cousin. The plumage is more robust as well and although has been popular when palms and seeds are available, seeds have been difficult to find and are only offered sporadically. Get these if you want them, they are going fast! These Palm sprouts will not go through a shock at all, Cant go wrong here!

Purple Crownshaft King Palm (Archontophoenix Purpurea) Rare and What a find! These are still rare in popular cultivation but becoming a very wanted item and are one of the most cold hardy of the Archontophoenix varieties originating from the high altitude montane forests of N.E. Queensland about 1600 ft above sea level and higher. These when mature have a vivid purple crownshaft that colors its beautiful feather (pinnate leafed) fronds. Growing to heights of approx: 40 ft bearing large red fruit. The leaves are dark green above and a whitish color underneath giving a striking and unique appearance! They are solitary palms with a slender trunk. Would make an excellent specimen plant or just a wonderful addition to your palm collection! This cool palm is hard to find and a bit slow growing, but this would be a great start!

Parlor Palm (Neanthe Bella/Chamaedorea Elegans) Here is a wonderful tropical looking palm for any home! They are grown more in containers than they are the ground and reach a max height of about 10 ft but rarely exceed 10 feet. With Slender cane like stalks they resemble a green bamboo and are sometimes called a bamboo palm. These are so hardy that they are even sold in aquarium shops as aquarium plants. So don't worry about over watering them, they will be fine! Once established can even take the occasional dry spell. If they are grown outdoors, it should be in an area that is covered by larger trees to keep protected from frost. They can stand very short periods of freezing temperatures but would not gamble for more than a couple hours in those conditions. They can be covered with frost cloths and be protected well. They are a naturally Clustering palm that add a tropical appearance to your home or landscape. Makes an excellent indoor plant and don't have to worry about them growing too large unless your ceilings are lower than 8 ft, then they may touch it. Easy to grow and can stand your abuse. This medium light palm like lots of water and are easy to grow. What a wonderful and "fool proof" palm, even for a person who does not have a green thumb!

Gaussia Maya Palm (Maya Palm, Opsiandra) - another stunning and rare palm that should have a spot in your scenery. originating from Guatemala, Belize it is a very fast growing palm that forms a thick base at a young age. The slender, heavily pronounced raised ringed trunk will eventually grow to about 8-10' wide and tapering to about 5' wide at the crownshaft. The fronds are pinnate growing to lengths between 4 to 9 feet. In their place of origin they are commonly grown in containers for many years. Like most palms they prefer moist rich soil and can live in full sun but prefer filtered light which makes them an excellent indoor, patio, pool deck palm! These palms are rarely offered so get them while they are available!

Cat or Cascade Palm (Chamaedorea cataractarum) - Originally from Mexico, this cold hardy to 24 degrees palm is NOT A seedling. The leaves are similar in appearance to the Dypsis lutescens but the trunk stays green and has no natural yellowing. They are a naturally clustering palm with a slender grass green trunk reaching heights of only about 4-5 ft. The leaves are a matte dark green. Very fast growing you wont be disappointed in having this one for your collection as it will reward you with fast growth and continue to produce offsets indefinitely that can either be divided for propagation or left intact and enjoyed as a cluster. The flowers are yellow and the seeds are black, seed flesh should not be handled with bare hands. These will make an excellent indoor specimen as they tolerate indirect or filtered sunlight or medium light. They like a lot of water but once established can stand short periods of drought. If growing outdoors, it should be placed under protection as an understory but can also live in direct sun. A very easy to grow palm! Grab this deal while you can!

Brahea Armata (Blue Hesper Palm) as it is commonly named. Cold Hardy to zone 8-11. This palm can withstand extreme heat as well as light frosts/freezes. This is an outstanding palm for the avid collector that makes a fantastic impression! What a great addition this would make! They grow to heights of 30 feet and about 15-16 wide sporting bluish/silvery fan shaped leaves. They sit atop a very thick, silvery sometimes white looking crownshaft and trunk when more mature. These are very slow to germinate sometimes taking up to a year, but are moderately fast growing once popped. These for sale are about 6-8 inches tall and have 1-3 silvery blue seedling leaves. They prefer full sunlight and rich well draining soil as most palms do. Very tolerant to extreme drought once established but since these are seedlings, you should keep them in about 50% shade and keep the soil moist until more established.

Dypsis-Mahajanga This rare in cultivation palm tree comes from Madagascar. It is a medium sized palm that is able to cluster naturally producing suckers. It likes full sun to filtered light so would make a great specimen indoor or outdoors! A fast growing palm that is cold tolerant to 28°F. This seedling is 5-8" and growing. Similar looking to a Foxtail but the fronds grow more straight and outward than hang down. The beautiful trunks are blue green sporting plumose leaves. These palms are extremely drought resistant once established.

Spindle Palm (Hyophorbe verschaffeltii) - Hardy Zone 9b-11. DON'T PASS THIS UP! Sadly these aren't cold hardy and should be kept from frosts and freeze but are wonderfully unique palms that look like similar to their cousin the bottle palm but trunk is not as swollen. The base is colored cement gray and is swollen and narrows towards the crown emitting its stiff pinnate 'feather' fronds. Easily (and commonly) grown in containers and make an excellent specimen to show off! They are fast growing as far as palms go and if you're a collector and don't have this, you're missing out! I don't think you would go wrong to have this tree to show off on your property or collection. They grow to heights of 10-12 feet and can be grown in full sun if given enough water until established or if grown indoors, should have well lighted area. These like to be kept in moist soil to look their best.

Sold Out - Moor Soon! - $19.99 per 2 Spindle Palm seedlings 6-9" tall with 2-3 leaves

Cycads are known to some as "living fossils" due to their Jurassic look. Cycads have been collected for years. Now there are more "new and exciting finds" for uses as a landscape item. Ours have all been germinated form seed and raised in Zone 9 and ready for your landscape! They are known for their crowning stiff leafed appearance of the Jurassic era. We hope you find our selection interesting. Cycads prefer rich moist, well drained soil. Very easy to take care of these types need little fertilization to grow into healthy mature plants. Don't over water your cycad as rot is the main enemy.

Cycas Pectinata- Threatened in Natural Habitat - The Griffith Cycad is one of only a few that will form forked trunks. Rare in cultivation and even in the wild these are not as common as they once were. Being Cold