The palm trees, in the back garden ... Down the status and stature yardstick are the shorter, stockier Mediterranean fan palm as well as the jelly palm, whose fruit lives up to the name.

Mediterranean fan palm and queen palm. Palm tree availability may be limited in some areas, so check with local nurseries to find out what they carry. Palms can be expensive, especially for larger ...

Palms are different from typical trees in several interesting ways ... A few palms, such as the Mediterranean fan palm, bamboo palm and queen palm, produce suckers at the base and form clumps ...

Palm trees typically thrive in tropical and subtropical climates. And California is generally considered to have a Mediterranean-like climate with its warm, dry summers and cold, wet winters.

Many of the palm trees that line local boulevards today ... California technically has a Mediterranean-type subtropical climate, defined by wet winters and dry summers, rather than a true tropical ...

Palm trees have "tree" in the name ... Landscapes around the Mediterranean are loaded with palms, but this is the only one native to the region. This palm is cold tolerant to about 15F before ...

It’s heavy. If this were a different tree, you could prune it back to compensate for its loss of roots, but that is difficult. A fully grown Mediterranean fan palm is about 20 feet tall and 20 ...

PLANTING PALM TREES: If you want to plant palms in your ... (Trachycarpus fortunei), Chinese fan palm (Livistona chinensis), Mediterranean fan palm (Chamaerops humilis), jelly palm (Butia capitata ...

Pindo palm trees, sometimes called jelly palms for their edible orange fruit, and smaller Mediterranean or European fan palms are also popular picks that do well in the Carolina climate ...