Palm House

The Green Malayan Coconut Palm is a tropical palm tree that is highly prized for its versatile uses and iconic appearance. This palm variety is native to Southeast Asia and is known for its ability to thrive in coastal regions with sandy soil and warm climates. The Green Malayan Coconut Palm is characterized by its tall, slender trunk and large, feather-like fronds that can reach lengths of up to 18 feet. Its coconuts are green when young, turning brown as they mature. 

It is also used for its wood and leaves, which are utilized in construction, thatching, and weaving.

The Fiji Fan Palm is a solitary palm that is native to Fiji in the southwest Pacific Ocean. It has been introduced to a large number of tropical islands in the Pacific Ocean, including Tonga and Samoa where it may also be native, and in many other tropical to sub-tropical habitats throughout the world. It is a gray-trunked tree (mature trunk diameter of 12″) that grows slowly to as much as 20-30′ tall in tropical areas, but smaller when grown indoors in containers as a houseplant.

It features huge, many-segmented, palmate, fan-shaped, lime green leaves to 6′ long and nearly as wide.

Leaves have commonly been used as fans hence the common name of fan palm.

The Foxtail Palm is a strikingly gorgeous and distinctive palm tree, endemic to Australia’s tropical rainforests. Its moniker comes from the form of its fronds, which mimic a fox’s bushy tail. The leaves form a symmetrical, circular design, giving the plant a full and luxuriant appearance that adds a bit of refinement to any landscape or yard.

Its slender, smooth stem can grow up to 30 feet tall and be crowned by fronds spanning up to 10 feet across. The trunk is light grey, with bands that reflect previous years’ development.

The palm’s vibrant and multicolored cluster of flowers is one of its most distinguishing characteristics.