INTRODUCING THE NEWLY TRIMMED 18 FOOT CANARY PALM BEAUTY! GREGORY PALM FARMS (714)814-8525/760)975-4605 OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

Hi!

GOOD DAY! 

I would like to introduce you to our 18 foot Canary Island Date Palm!

She is trimmed and ready for a new home.

 

Are you looking for an amazing GIFT?

She will delight any landscape and is available NOW!!

Let us help you with all your Palm needs...

we install....

we deliver...

we design...

we offer amazing personalized help!

Gregory Palm Farms

(714) 814-8525

PALMS FOR Orange County! FROM Gregory Palm Farms (714)814-8525/760)975-4605 OPEN DAILY - Father's Day GIFT - A DATE PALM!

HI!

Here we are in Irvine with a Phoenix Dactylifera Date Palms.  

WE HAVE THEM IN ALL SIZES AND READY FOR INSTALLATION!

WE HAVE THE BEAUTIES!

DON'T FORGET A CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM PRESENT.

FATHER'S DAY GIFT IDEAS FROM THE GREGORY PALM FARMS (714-814-8525/760-975-4605 WE HAVE TONS OF GIFT IDEAS FOR DAD- OPEN DAILY

 HI!

Father's Day is right around the corner!

What does any Dad want? How about relaxation. We can do that! Here's How!

Install two Queen palms and ad a hammock and presto... RELAXATION WITH A BEVERAGE.

How about a game? We can Do that! Here's how...

Enjoy a sports game from a gorgeous backyard filled with palms for shade and ambiance. Don't forget the treats! SPORTS TO RELISH.

How about a get away? We can Do that! Here's how...

Get away to the gorgeous Pauma Valley, where fresh fruit, fresh air, fresh water and fresh environment and you can even gamble if you want. It's all here. AND, the gas is cheeper! A EASY GET AWAY!

We have everything you need!

Come on Down to Pauma Valley, between Temecula and Oceanside.

IT'S GORGEOUS HERE!

GREGORY. PALM. FARMS

714-814-8525/760-975-4605

NEED IT DELIVERED? A SURPRISE?

WE DO THAT TOO!

WHAT TO GET YOUR DAD/HUSBAND ON HIS SPECIAL FATHER'S DAY? GREGORY PALM FARMS 714-814-8525/760-975-4605 A PALM TREE OF COURSE! OPEN DAILY

 HI!

Are you wondering what to get dad on Father's Day? 

A PALM TREE OF COURSE!

WE ARE OPEN ALL WEEKEND AND THE DRIVE IS LOVELY TO Pauma Valley, WHICH IS NORTH San Diego. The air is fresh, the land is vast, the water is refreshing, and the environment is worth the drive! A weekend get away!

HE WILL BE SOOOOO HAPPY!

If not a Canary Island Date Palm, 

how about a Medjool Date Palm, or Triangle Palm, or Queen Palms, or King Palms or Washingtonia Robusta fan palms, or Mediterranean Fan Palms...

the list is endless!

COME ON DOWN AND SEE US AND SPOIL DAD.

GREGORY. PALM. FARMS 

714-814-8525/760-975-4605

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR DATE PALMS?: Gregory Palm Farms (714)814-8525/760)975-4065 COME ON DOWN, WE ARE OPEN EVERYDAY

 Hi

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR DATE PALMS?

CANARY ISLAND DATE PALMS?

PHOENIX CANARIENSIS DATE PALMS?

MEDJOOL DATE PALMS?

PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA DATE PALMS?

PHONENIX RECLINATA DATE PALMS?

OR ANY OTHER DATE PALM?

We have your palms! Gregory Palm Farms

Where to See and find a Beautiful selection of large and small field grown, healthy Canary Island Date palms? Try The Gregory Palm Farms in sunny North San Diego! We offer our Canary’s with or without the Pineapple cut! Your choice! Pick your palm and let us know how you like it! All services for palms and all varieties of palms can be found on the Palm farm! Open every day… 714-814-8525 or 760-975-4605.

Hi,

These beauties just received a healthy pineapple trim and are going to be prepared for delivery and install for a new customer in Yorba Linda. We have fields of big healthy Canary Island Date palms that are beautiful specimens. These palms are very slow growing. It takes a long time to get this tall and thick!

8 ft. BTH (brown trunk height)

7 ft. BTH

8 ft. BTH

 

Washingtonia Filifera- The only native palm to California! AVAILABLE AT Gregory Palm Farms WHERE THE PALMS GROW HAPPY! FULL SERVICE FROM DELIVERY TO INSTALLATION

Hi:

Here we have the California Fan Palm that grows so nicely and slowly in our native state. 

A great palm tree that requires little water.

California Desert Fan Palm

Washingtonia Filifera

If you close your eyes and imagine a typical Southern California landscape, chances are that you've pictured at least one palm tree, if not several, rising from the ground. But despite the diversity and ubiquity of palms in the Los Angeles area, only one species—Washingtonia filifera, the California fan palm—is native to California. All of L.A.'s other palm species, from the slender Mexican fan palms that line so many L.A. boulevards to the feather-topped Canary Island date palm, have been imported. 

Range

Occur naturally in desert oases in isolated areas of the Sonoran and Mojave deserts of southeastern California, southwestern Arizona, and northern Baja California, Mexico, at elevations between 500 and 1,000 feet. Widely cultivated as an ornamental in Southern California.

Habitat

Moist soils along alkaline streams and in mountain canyons.

Description

There are 2,500 species of palms worldwide, with 11 native to North America. The largest of these, and the only palm tree native to western North America, is the California fan palm. It is also known as the desert palm and the California Washingtonia. It should not be confused with the date palm.

The fan palm has a large, gray unbranched trunk with horizontal lines and vertical fissures. The trunk is 2 to 3 feet in diameter and grows 20 to 60 feet high. The fan palm has numerous evergreen leaves, composed of leaf stalks, 3 to 5 feet long, with hooked spines along the edges.

These fan-shaped leaves spread from around the top of the tree while numerous old, dead leaves hang down against the trunk. For this reason it is sometimes also called the petticoat palm. The dead leaves form a protective area that provides habitat and shelter for many creatures, including birds, insects and small rodents.

In the spring, huge clusters of white, 3-lobed, funnel-shaped flowers, about 1/2 inch long, hang down from leaf bases.

The California fan palm does not produce dates, but does fruit elliptical black "berries" about 1/2 inch in diameter. These berries have a very large, brown seed surrounded by a thin, sweet pulp, which native Americans ate fresh or dried. They also ground the seeds into flour. Hooded orioles and coyotes feast on the seeds as well, aiding the palms' proliferation.

Rare groves of the fan palm can be seen in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, near Palm Springs and Joshua Tree National Park in California, and near Yuma, Arizona.

WE TRIM THE TRUNKS SO THE PALM IS SO AMAZING.

Check out www.gregorypalmfarms.com for your next Palm Tree purchase! 

At Gregory Palm Farms  our goal is to produce the very best palms suitable for the Southern California area. 

WHAT IS ON THE ORDER FOR YORBA LINDA, CAL CUSTOMER? Gregory Palm FARMS (714-814-8525/760)975-4605 OPEN DAILY - CALL US TODAY

 HI!

Here we are at Yorba Linda with four more Date Palms to be planted. They are such elegant trees. 

It's a new home so here we go......

(these are samples of our date jobs in the past)

Gregory Palm Farms

(714)814-8525/760)975-4605

Date Palms... GREGORY PALM FARMS WE HAVE THE DATE PALMS - MACHOS, MEDJOOLS, PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA - ALL SIZES (714)814-8525/760)975-4605

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Looking for Date Palms? (714) 814-8525/760)975-4605

Looking for answers? gregpalms1@gmail.com   -  We have the palms for you!

"Dates have been a staple food of the Middle East and parts of South Asia for thousands of years. They are believed to have originated around the Persian Gulf, and have been cultivated since ancient times from Mesopotamia to prehistoric Egypt, possibly as early as 4000 BCE. The Ancient Egyptians used the fruits to be made into date wine, and ate them at harvest. There is archaeological evidence of date cultivation in eastern Arabia in 6000 BCE. (Alvarez-Mon 2006).

There is also archeological evidence of date cultivation in Mehrgarh around 7000 BCE, a Neolithic civilization in western Pakistan. Evidence of cultivation is continually found throughout later civilizations in South Asia, including the Harappan period 2600 to 1900 BCE. (Kenoyer 2005).

In later times, traders spread dates around South and South West Asia, northern Africa, and Spain and Italy. Dates were introduced into Mexico and California by the Spaniards by 1765, around Mission San Ignacio.

A date palm cultivar, known as Judean date palm is renowned for its long-lived orthodox seed, which successfully sprouted after accidental storage for 2000 years.^[4] This particular seed was presently reputed to be the oldest viable seed until the sprouting of over 30,000 year old silene stenophylla seeds, but the upper survival time limit of properly stored seeds remains unknown.^[5]"

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