The Mexican Fan Palm grows up to 5 feet a year, delivering a tropical look to your garden in no time. Often referred to as the Washington Palm, the Mexican Fan Palm has upright branches with leaves spread elegantly on the ends. Spread in an elegant fan silhouette with lush, light green color, the fronds of the Mexican Fan Palm catch the eye of guests and neighbors alike.
Best of all, Mexican Fan Palms are carefree, standing up to drought and tough landscape conditions with ease. Simply plant and let the sun and rainfall take care of the rest. When it comes to the Mexican Fan Palm, you won't have to lift a finger. When you order your Mexican Fan Palm from Fast Growing Trees, you get the benefits of easy upkeep plus the promise of healthy, faster growth.
We've planted, grown and shipped your Mexican Fan Palm with care These fast-growing palms sell quickly. We recommend getting yours today before they're gone Dig your hole 2 to 3 times the width and slightly shallower than the root ball. Hold the tree straight as you begin to backfill the site, tamping down the soil as you go.
When finished, apply water to settle the soil and remove any air pockets. If you're container-planting, choose a pot that is 1 to 2 times larger than the pot that the plant initially arrived in. Use a quality acidic potting medium, such as a palm or citrus mix. Partially fill the container part way, position the palm and fill the remainder leaving a slight space from the rim of the pot.
Jussara Palm. Tall, slender, and narrow, the Jucara Palm is arguably one of the most elegant palms you could wish to plant in your tropical landscape. This beautiful tropical palm is most commonly found in households and gardens, being suitable for both indoor and outdoor decoration. Very similar to the acai palm tree.
Commonly seen across large areas in South-Eastern Brazil and Northern Argentina, the Jussara Palm is fast and easy to grow to a moderate height and is even suitable for cooler settings as well as tropical climates. It also makes an excellent indoor palm, tolerating low light well. You can expect the Juraca Palm to reach heights of 20ft in 15 years. Majesty Palm. The Majesty Palm Ravenea Rivularis is native to the island of Madagascar and thrives in habitats with moist areas like river banks and humid valleys.
If grown and cared for well, a Majesty Palm can gain 10ft of trunk in 10 years, and even up to 35ft in 20 years as the palm matures. California Fan Palm. California Fan Palms Washingtonia Filifera have a moderately fast growth rate, peaking at around ft tall once fully mature in warmer climates. It is a fast-growing palm native to Mexico with a thick, reddish trunk and big, beautiful, dark green leaves.
Although not typically thought of as a canopy-forming species, this fan palm has a rapid growth rate, particularly in warm climates like Southern California, Florida, and is iconic among the Hollywood Skyline.
Having said that, it is fairly cold hardy too and can survive temperatures briefly in the 20s. The queen palm when planted in USDA hardiness zones 9 through 11 grows about 2 feet each year. This means if you buy a 15 gallon plant you can expect a 25 foot Queen Palm in about 10 years.
This is considered a fairly high growth speed. Another fast growing palm is the King Palm. They grow quickly in soil that has good moisture and plenty of nutrition. The growth rate for the King Palm is nearly 2 feet each year. This makes it a little slower than the Queen Palm. This rate can be faster when the palm is planted in partial shade as it will grow faster towards light. These palm trees are one of the faster growing palm trees that is common in Arizona.
As a fast-growing palm tree, the Foxtail Palm will grow 2 to 3-feet per year under normal ideal conditions, and reach a height of feet in total height within a year period. A good option for those seeking a rapid growing palm tree for shading. It has a deep root stem feature that gives it the ability to withstand drought conditions.
We have all of the most popular types of palm trees, and partner with the best landscaping companies to offer delivery and planting services at your home or commercial property. For more information please call one of the locations below or stop by to see the selection at any of our 4 east valley locations in Mesa, Gilbert, or Queen Creek.
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