Queen Palm

Syagrus Romanzoffiana

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Home Common Names Fresh Palm Fronds Canary Island Date India Wild Date Jelly Palm Mediteranean Fan Medjool Date Palm Mexican Fan Palm Pindo Palm Queen Palm Sabal Palms Senegal Date Palm Sylvester Palm Windmill Palm Washington Fan Botanical Names Butia Capitata Phoenix Canariensis Phoenix Dactylifera Phoenix Reclinata Phoenix Sylvestris Syagrus Romanzoffiana Trachycarpus fortunei Washingtonia Robusta Field Grown Palms Planting Palms USDA Cold Hardy Zone Map Palm Tree Grades & Standards Palm List and Survival Zones Hurricane 2004 Contact Us Terms and Conditions	Queen Palm - Syagrus Romanzoffiana This stately, single-trunked palm is crowned by a beautiful head of glossy, bright green, soft, pinnate leaves forming a graceful, drooping canopy. The ornamental, bright orange dates are produced in hanging clusters and ripen during the winter months. It is popular in home landscapes as a focal point or to frame a house In commercial landscapes, Queen Palms can be planted in rows on 15-foot centers to line a street or walk, or in clusters or occasionally as a specimen. The grey trunk is ringed with old leaf scars. Growing best in full sun, Queen Palm is most suited for acidic, well-drained soils and shows severe mineral deficiencies on alkaline soil. This disfigures the palm by stunting the young leaves and can kill it. Unfortunately, Queen Palm is frequently planted in alkaline soil and requires regular preventive applications of manganese and/or iron to help keep the fronds green. Potassium deficiency is also displayed on older fronds in well-drained soils. Quick-growing Queen Palm responds well to ample moisture and fertilizer and is slightly salt-tolerant. After planting Queen Palm in the landscape, growth is rapid. This palm is not affected by lethal yellowing disease. Pruning off too many fronds at one time can cause the palm to decline. Prevent injury to the trunk by keeping turf well away from the trunk. Description Height: 25 to 50 feet Spread: 15 to 25 feet Crown shape: palm, upright/erect Growth rate: fast Texture: fine Leaf type: pinnate compound Leaf color and persistence: green evergreen Leaf blade length: 12 to 18 inches, 18 to 36 inches Flower color: white/cream/gray Flower characteristics: showy Fruit shape and size: round - .5 to 1 inch Fruit covering color: fleshy orange Fruit characteristics: does not attract wildlife; showy; fruit/leaves a litter problem Pruning requirement: little required Light requirement: full sun Soil tolerances: clay; sand; loam; acidic; well-drained; occasionally wet Drought tolerance: moderate Aerosol salt tolerance: moderate Pest resistance: resistant to pests/diseases	Picture (click to enlarge)	Height	Age	Price	Buy Button
			3 ft 4 ft. 5 ft. 6 ft	1 yr. 2 yrs. 3 yrs. 4 yrs.	$27.54 $ 34.68 $ 41.82 $ 48.96
			7 ft 8 ft 9 ft	5 yrs. 6 yrs. 7 yrs.	$ 56.10 $ 62.73 $ 69.36
			10 ft 11 ft 12 ft	8 yrs. 15 gal 15 gal	$ 75.99 $ 82.62 $ 88.74
			13 ft 14 ft 15 ft 16 ft	9 yrs. 30 gal 30 gal 30 gal	$ 95.37 $ 101.49 $ 107.61 $ 113.22
			16ft. to 18 ft. Overall Height ~ 6 ft. Clear Trunk 6in. - 8in. Caliper 8ft. to 10 ft. Diameter Crown		$ 149.00
			18ft. to 20 ft. Overall Height ~ 8 ft. Clear Trunk 8in. - 10in. Caliper 10ft. to 12 ft. Diameter Crown		$ 175.00
			20ft. to 24 ft. Overall Height ~ 10 ft. Clear Trunk 10in. - 12in. Caliper 12ft. to 14 ft. Diameter Crown		$ 210.00
			24ft. to 28 ft. Overall Height ~ 12 ft. Clear Trunk 10in. - 12in. Caliper 12ft. to 14 ft. Diameter Crown		$ 245.00
			28 ft. to 30 ft. + Overall Height ~ 18 ft. Clear Trunk 10in. - 12in. Caliper 12ft. to 14 ft. Diameter Crown		$ 295.00

Hardy Palm Tree Farm crews can deliver and plant our large palm trees for you.

Please call or email for a delivery & planting quote. hardypalmsfl@gmail.com

Large palm trees are too heavy to maneuver by hand so we use heavy equipment to gently handle the palm trees.

Bracing large palm trees is an important safety consideration and necessary for your new palm tree to stay straight in high winds, until the new roots are established.

30 ft. tall Queen Palms

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