The Palm Tree has long been exalted as a sign of the warm sand and waters of Central America; however, Hardy Palms also exist. Visitors to Ireland, Canada, and the norther… See more

Buying Cold Hardy Palm Trees requires adequate forethought and planning, as with any planting adventure. Once these palms are determined to be the best fit to the property, it … See more

The container, or the hole in the garden, should be dug to be twice as wide as the palms root ball. The hole should be slightly less deep than the root ball, allowing the crown of th… See more

Soil is categorized into three main categories: clay, silt, and sand. Clay and silt are composed of small particles. These slow down the movement of air and water, which is no… See more

Simply put, Cold Hardy Palm Trees like soil that drains water moderately quickly. Checking the ability of the soil to drain well is easy. Dig a hole the depth required just before it rai… See more