ANGEL MIST BAMBOO
Angel Mist Bamboo, also known as Ghost Bamboo, is an ornamental clumping bamboo that originates from Southern China. It belongs to the Dendrocalamus family, which includes giant bamboos.
ALPHONSE KARR BAMBOO
Alphonse Karr Bamboo, known scientifically as Bambusa multiplex ‘Alphonse Karr,’ is a remarkable clumping bamboo that forms a neat and appealing cluster without spreading aggressively.
WASHINGTONIA PALM
Reaching heights of over 100 feet (30.5 meters), the Washingtonia Palm is a striking feature when planted at regular intervals along boulevards or grouped near high-rise buildings.
SYLVESTER PALM
The Sylvester Date Palm, affectionately known by various names such as the Sugar Date Palm, India Date Palm, Silver Date Palm, and Wild Date Palm, is a remarkable native of India.
SENEGAL DATE PALM
Senegal Date Palm trunks may need support as they age. Thriving in full sun or partial shade, they require well-drained soil and moisture during droughts. Their size and slow growth suit large landscapes, but they are expensive to purchase.
SABAL PALM
The Sabal palm, celebrated as the Florida State Tree and affectionately known as the Cabbage palm, is a true marvel of nature!
RIBBON PALM
The Ribbon fan palm, scientifically known as Livistona decipiens, is a valuable addition to any landscape. To ensure its delicate leaves remain intact, it should be planted in areas shielded from strong winds.
QUEEN PALM
The Queen Palm, with its smooth gray trunk and long, glossy fronds resembling feathery plumes, is a popular choice for home landscapes in Florida.
PINDO PALM
Striking in appearance, the Pindo’s feather-leaf, silver-colored fronds (some describe them as more blue-green) create a stunning contrast to typical yard greenery.
EUROPEAN FAN PALM
The European Fan Palm is truly a remarkable plant, both in its versatility and beauty. When you trim its leaves to reveal the trunk, it transforms into a breathtaking specimen plant—a natural sculpture that can enhance your patio or entryway.