Florida provides ideal conditions for growing palm trees. Palms tend to thrive in sandy soil where the climate is hot and wet in summer and cool and dry in winter. In northern Fl… See more

Some common native Florida palmsinclude cabbage palms, needle palms, royal, and silver palms. Imported palms are also prevalent. Towering Florida palms can reach 100 ft… See more

The dwarf palmetto palm is a cold-hardy Florida tree with large, blue-green fan-shaped fronds, a short fat trunk, and smooth branches. As its name suggests, it is a small p… See more

The needle palm is a short and bushy native palm tree in Florida, growing up to a height of 3 to 4 ft. (1 – 1.2 m). It is characterized by its thick trunk and deep-green fan-s… See more