Please see below for pictures and related information on the various types of palms we offer. There is no charge for delivery within 10 miles of Geneva and a charge of $15 per 10 mile increments for mileage beyond the local delivery zone. If there are other palms you desire that are not listed below, please give us a call and we can try to accommodate you. Please also contact us for any special request orders.
In-ground planting for all palms is optional and costs $40 per man hour. Average planting costs are $40-$100 depending on the size.
Maintenance and care package included with season rental palms. All season rental palms are fully guaranteed throughout the season.
The Pygmy Date Palm (botanical name: Phoenix Roebelenii) is one of the most widely used date palms in the U.S., selected for use wherever a tropical effect is desired, both indoors and out. This type of palm is frequently found having 2 or more trunks with a gracefully sloping curve. The Pygmy Date Palm is hardy to 24 degrees F and will slowly grow to 10 feet in height. It prefers ample water and full/partial sun. It is a low maintenance palm and is very well suited for year-round indoor use throughout the world. It is excellent for pool areas, outdoor cafes, entryways, indoor living spaces, and many other applications.
Season: $299-$389 for 6-10 ft (single-trunk) [includes maintenance and care]
................$329-$419 for 6-10 ft (double-trunk) [includes maintenance and care] Purchase: $399-$499 for 6-10 ft (single-trunk)
..................$429-$529 for 6-10 ft (double-trunk)
The King Palm (botanical name: Archontophoenix Cunninghamiana) is a widely adaptable palm that adds a
stately accent to any landscape, both residential and commercial. This popular, elegant, and fast-growing palm from southern and eastern Australia has grass green leaves, a slim trunk, and a long, smooth crownshaft. This is an easy-to-grow plant and when container grown indoors it should be given bright direct sunlight (preferably a south facing window). Requires ample water and is cold hardy to 28 degrees F, possibly lower if brief.
Season: $399 for 10-11 ft [includes maintenance and care] Purchase: $509 for 10-11 ft
The Queen Palm (botanical name: Syagrus Romanzoffiana), native to Brazil, Paraguay and northern Argentina, has a smooth straight grey trunk ringed with evenly spaced leaf scars and topped with a large canopy of feathery plumes that strike a regal pose in the landscape. These lacy fronds are a dark glossy green and have double rows of leaflets that droop to the ground like double rows of fringe to cast shady patterns on the lawn. The Queen Palm is fun and easy to grow in pots or in the ground for outdoor environments and is excellent as a tall tropical accent for poolside or entryways. This palm suffers cold damage at 25 degrees F and may freeze and die at temperatures of 20 degrees F and below.
Season: $389 for 10-11 ft [includes maintenance and care] Purchase: $489 for 10-11 ft
The Mexican Fan Palm (botanical name: Washingtonia Robusta) is perhaps one of the most recognized palms in the world. They are very fast growing and can reach heights of 100 feet in their native environments. The Mexican Fan Palm is slightly more cold tolerant than the above palms, as this specie can tolerate short-term exposure to temperatures as low as 19 degrees F with no signs of damage. It prefers sufficient water and full/partial sun. While these types of palms are typically grown outdoors, they also make great container plants for indoor environments when given the proper care and attention.
Season: $329-$429 for 6-10 ft [includes maintenance and care] Purchase: $419-$529 for 6-10 ft
The Sago Palm (botanical name: Cycas Revoluta) is one of the most primitive living seed plants in the world as well as very unusual and popular ornamentals. They boast a rugged trunk, topped with whorled feathery leaves which trace their origins back to the early Mesozoic era. This very symmetrical plant supports a crown of shiny dark green leaves on a thick shaggy trunk that can grow to 10 feet. The plant is extremely slow gowing requiring about 50 years to achieve full height. As the plant matures, branching of the thick stem may occur which only adds to the interest and charm of this beauty. The Sago makes an excellent indoor container palm as well as out. Requires full to part sun and a fast draining soil. Cold hardy down to a low of 15-20 degrees F and is moderately drought tolerant.
