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So, how amazing is this when I received these pictures last night!!!
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Kevin saw the post and actually hung their hammock last night!
We installed these gorgeous Queen palm trees last year. We planted five palms approximately 10' apart to match his window treatment. The trees provide amazing shade and now...
A comfy afternoon retreat!
and the hammock is already occupied!!!
The beautiful blue flowers in background create a stunning and relaxing environment for a nice relaxing get away right in their own yard!
Gregory Palm Farms now makes house calls to those that need multiple palm trees. If you are thinking about using palm trees for your landscape job, give the experts at Gregory Palms a call. We will come to your location and make palm tree recommendations that will fit your budget. No job is too big or too Small.
WHO DOES THIS? NO BODY! LET'S GET THAT LANDSCAPE FINISHED OR STARTED.
As local palm tree growers for over 3 decades, the Gregory Family has the expertise to help you select the right palm trees for your location based on climate, height, coverage and long-term growth.
Gregory Palm Farms has several growing locations in Southern California, so we have 1000’s of palm trees to choose from to fit your individual project. All our palm trees carry our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Listed below is a list of the various types of palm trees we carry at Gregory Palm Farms. You can see a complete catalog of all our palm trees on our website: http://gregorypalmfarms.com
King Palms • Queen Palms • Blue Hesper Palm • Guadalupe Palm • Pindo/Jelly Palm • Giant Fishtail • Mediterranean Fan Palm • Sago Palm • Kenita Palm • Chinese Fan Palm • Triangle Palm • Majesty Palm • Canary Island Date Palm • Reclinata Palm • Pygmy Date Palm • Giant Bird of Paradise • Windmill Palm • Date Palm • Mexican Fan Palm • Elephant foot Palm• Palm Fronds & Leaves
At Gregory Palm Farms, our goal is to produce the very best palms suitable for the Southern California area. We are fourth generation farmers who live to grow our own products and love what we do. We pride ourselves in the fact that all of our palm trees are California grown and are therefore, more suitable to the environments we market.
There is no cost or obligation for this recommendation, so call Gregory Palms TODAY! Call (714) 814-8525 to schedule an appointment.
Simple answer, it depends what type of palm. Let's break it down.
A WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA: This palm is bullet proof, California native and grows quicker than most. These beauties are about $35.00 per foot. The trunks are skinned and the tops are trimmed.
A QUEEN PALM: This palm has large sweeping fronds and a smooth trunk. These amazing palms are approximately $45.00 per foot. Trimmed and ready to go.
How about the Date palm family, such as the MEDJOOL DATE PALM? This palm is drought resistant, stiff fronds with a diamond cut trunk that is much narrower than a Canary Palm. These babies run about $150.00 per foot.
Now let's talk about the CANARY PALM: This show stopper with its huge trunk, stiffer fronds and pineapple top is about $1,000.00 per foot. Seriously, these are not only dinosaurs of the Palm world but evoke an awe-like state when seen... Breathingly beautiful palms!
We can go on and on with the different varieties of palms, but suffice it to say there are A LOT>
KING PALMS, MEDITERRANEAN FAN PALMS, MEXICAN BLUE PALMS, TRIANGLE PALMS, SAGO PALMS, BUTIA JELLY PALMS, MULTIPLE TRUNK PALMS... AND ON AND ON.
What is the best solution?
CALL GREGORY PALM FARMS FOR THE BEST PALMS AND DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION.
YOU CAN SEE WHAT WE HAVE (EVEN THOUGH THERE IS SO MUCH MORE) FROM ALL OUR VIDEOS! IF YOU SEE WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, WE CAN MAKE THE INVOICE OVER THE PHONE! YOU DON'T HAVE THE LEAVE YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS!
IF YOU ARE REFERRING TO PALM PUPS AND NOT THE BARKING KIND, WE CAN HELP!
IF YOU ARE REFERRING TO PALM PUPS, THEY ARE THE SMALL PALMS GROWING AT THE BASE OF THE SAGO PALMS OR DATE PALMS.
Some people love the fullness of the pups around the base of the Sago palm, as shown here.
Others, prefer to have all the pups removed at the time of installation revealing only a textured trunk.
Either way, these Sago Palms are a perfect addition to any landscape and can be a wonderful container palms as well. They are slow growing and have a rich green colored fronds.
Each of those "pups" or small shoots are actually palms. If you plant them, they will grow!
Previously, we talked about how to separate and transplant a sago pup. This is a good time to go over how to properly care for your sago palm. The symmetry of the glossy fronds and the way the zig-zag pattern on the trunk gives it a prehistoric vibe with a tropical twist. They are also so versatile! They not only look good outdoors as decorations for entryways but they also make excellent indoor plants as well due to their slow-growth rate.
Here are some tips below for properly caring for your indoor cycad.
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Looking for a double headed sago as a focal point to your landscape... we have them!
Looking for matching sagos for a big job... we have them.
Looking to add diversity indoor... we have them.
Care tips for indoor sago palms:
Give it just the right amount of sun. The key to your sago thriving both indoors (and outdoors!) is how much light it receives. Too much direct sun can burn those pretty green fronds. Partial sun is ideal. I also recommended turning the sago a quarter of a turn every couple of days to make sure the fronds each get their turn in the sun, allowing for them to grow out more evenly.
Keep it out of high traffic areas! This is beneficial for both you and the sago. The fronds are pretty stiff with a sharp point at the end of the frond. You will get tired super quick after a few brushes with its leaves.
Watching the watering. Too much water, and your sago will have some rot issues. Only water your sago again when the soil is starting to feel dry. Also, make sure it has good drainage and remove any sitting, leftover water after each watering.
Fertilize once a month during growing season (spring through fall). Be mindful not to over fertilize your plant as this could result in fertilizer burn, causing yellowing and root damage.
To prune or not to prune? Trimming your sago's fronds is completely up to you and your personal taste. The cone that grows from the center can be removed as long as its done carefully. Otherwise, if left alone, will just fall off on its own.
Upgrade to a pot 2 inches bigger than the one it's currently in. When the sago begins to outgrow the pot it's in, it's time to move it to a bigger home. Again, make sure that there is good drainage to prevent rot.
***They are not good for dogs. Keep your pet away from a Sago Palm.