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Palm trees are a Florida Standard. Everywhere you look. You'll find Palms.
There are 3800 known species of Palms throughout the world. Not all Palms grow in the Tropics. Some actually prefer cooler climates. The Palms listed on this page are commonly found throughout the State of Florida. Take a drive and take a look. You'll see these and many more...
Bottle Palm (Hyophorbe Lagenicaulis): An unusual small palm from the Mascarene Islands who's trunk is literally shaped like a bottle. It has stiff, often twisted leaves. Even on a mature tree you may find only four or five leaves.
Christmas Palm (Veitchia Merrillii): A popular Indoor and Outdoor Palm originally from The Philippines. They resemble the Royal Palm in Miniature. They bear bright red fruit in December resembling Christmas decorations.
Coconut Palm (Cocos Nucifera): A true symbol of the Tropics who's origin is not certain. These palms are not suited for growing indoors. Outdoors in hot and humid climates they can produce coconuts in as little as a few years.
Foxtail Palm (Wodyetia Bifurcata): These fast growing palms area originally from Australia. It's leaves have a bottle-brush or foxtail appearance.
Royal Palm (Roystonea Elata): This tree actually originated in Florida. It's towering nearly white trunks make it easily recognizable. You'll see these giants in perfect rows along avenues in tropical areas.
Traveler's Palm (Ravenala Madagascariensis): This palm has fan-like leaves and is native to Madagascar. It is actually a relative of the Banana Tree and the Bird of Paradise. The name is derived from the fact that you can cut a stem from this plant and drink water from inside. Great for a thirsty traveler.
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