Senegal Date Palm

The multiple trunks lose older fronds as the palm grows, clearing lower trunks of all foliage. This characteristic makes Senegal Date Palm a wonderful tree for accenting in a bed of groundcover or a grouping of low shrubs. Trunks which bend to the horizontal as the palm ages may need to be supported with a brace or cable to hold them up.

Growing easily in full sun or partial shade, Senegal Date Palm will thrive on any well-drained soil. Plants should receive adequate moisture during periods of drought. This palm is too large for all but the largest residential landscapes. They are very costly to purchase due to the slow growth rate. Large specimen grade Senegal Date Palms with multiple trunks over 20 ft. height command a high price.

Canary Island Date Palm Dwarf Palmetto India Wild Date Palm Jelly Palm Live Oaks Magnolia Mediteranean Fan Palms Medjool Date Palm Mexican Fan Palm Miniature Date Palm Pindo Palm Queen Palm Sabal Palms Senegal Date Palm Windmill Palm Washington Fan Palm Botanical Names Butia Capitata Magnolia Grandiflora Phoenix Canariensis Phoenix Dactylifera Phoenix Reclinata Phoenix roebelini Phoenix Sylvestris Quercus Virginiana Syagrus Romanzoffiana Trachycarpus fortunei Washingtonia Robusta Container Palms Field Grown Palms Fresh Palm Fronds Palm Crosses Palm Leasing Planting Palms USDA Cold Hardy Zone Map Palm List and Survival Zones Hurricane 2004 Order Form Contact Us Availability List Terms and Conditions	Phoenix Reclinata - Senegal Date Palm This striking palm creates an interesting silhouette with its multiple, gracefully curved, often reclining, slender brown trunks, and dense crowns of stiff but feathery leaf fronds. Old frond bases are medium brown and remain on the trunk forming a showy trunk which is attractive all year long. A mature specimen of Senegal Date Palm can reach 35 feet in height with a 12 to 20-foot-spread and creates a striking tree which casts a light shade. The palm is elegant when lit from below at night. It is best used as an accent for large landscapes and parks. The somewhat showy flower stalks, often lost within the thick foliage, are followed by one-inch-long, bright orange dates which are incredibly showy. These can be very attractive, particularly when viewed from a balcony above the tree. The multiple trunks lose older fronds as the palm grows, clearing lower trunks of all foliage. This characteristic makes Senegal Date Palm a wonderful tree for accenting in a bed of groundcover or a grouping of low shrubs. Trunks which bend to the horizontal as the palm ages may need to be supported with a brace or cable to hold them up. Growing easily in full sun or partial shade, Senegal Date Palm will thrive on any well-drained soil. Plants should receive adequate moisture during periods of drought. This palm is too large for all but the largest residential landscapes. They are very costly to purchase due to the slow growth rate. Large specimen grade Senegal Date Palms with multiple trunks over 20 ft. height command a high price. Phoenix Reclinata Senegal Date Min.Temp. 24.8 F / -4 C USDA Zone 9a - EGF Zone H5 FACT SHEET http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/trees/PHORECA.pdf	12 in.	1 gal.	1 yr.	$ 9.95
		24 in.	3 gal	2 yrs.	$ 19.50
		30 in.	7 gal	3 yrs.	$ 55.50
		36 in.	15 gal	4 yrs.	$ 95.58
		4 ft.	15 gal	5 yrs.	$ 120.36
		5 ft.	20 gal.	6 yrs.	$ 145.14
		6ft.	30 gal.	7 yrs.	$ 169.92
		7 ft.	30 gal.	8 yrs.	$ 194.70
		8 ft.		9 yrs.	$ 217.91
		9 ft.		10 yrs.	$ 240.72
		10 ft.		11 yrs.	$ 263.73
		11 ft.		12 yrs.	$ 286.74

12 ft.	13 yrs.	$ 307.98
13 ft.	14 yrs.	$ 330.99
14 ft.	15 yrs.	$ 352.23
15 ft.	16 yrs.	$ 373.47
16 ft.	17 yrs	$ 392.94
17 ft.	18 yrs.	$ 414.18
18 ft.	19 yrs.	$ 433.65
19 ft.	20 yrs.	$ 453.12
20 ft.	21 yrs.	$ 472.59