How to Care for Your Sago Palm by Gregory Palm Farms (714) 814-8525 We have sago palm specimens with double heads! OPEN DAILY - LOOKING FOR A CANARY PALM? WE HAVE THEM TOO!

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.       

Phoenix Rupicola or Cliff Date Palms AT Gregory Palm Farms. MORE DELICATE THAN A CANARY PALM. WE HAVE THEM AT Gregory Palm Farms (714)814-8525 WE ARE THE CANARY DEPOT!

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Gregory Palm Farms has a great selection of palms including the Phoenix Rupicola palm also known as the Cliff Date Palm. This grand palm is a species of flowering plant in the Phoenix Palm family and usually occurs on cliffs, hillsides and similar terrain. It usually reaches a height of about 30 feet.

This palm is much more delicate in stature than a Canary Island Date Palm. Even though they look similar, this palm is perfect for planters because of its thinner trunk width.

Their growth rate is slow and when young, they do better in moderate sunlight, once they mature they are fine with full sunlight. 

If you are in the market for these beautiful palms, Gregory Palm Farms is the place to come to. Give us a call at 714-814-8525 or visit us!

We hope you have a great day!

HOW TO CARE FOR PYGMY PALMS - Phoenix Roebelenii BY GREGORY PALM FARMS (714) 814-8525. CANARY PALMS OF ALL SIZES

WE HAVE THE PYGMY DATE PALMS AT WHOLESALE PRICES! CALL US (714) 814-8525 

The Pygmy Date Palm (Phoenix Roebelenii) is usually referred to as the miniature date palm, Robellini Palm, Miniature Date Palm. As a matter of fact, the specie is native to Southern China and is one of the most widely used landscape palms in the United States of America. Its small stature, slow growth, easy care and graceful crown have made it a popular accent plant in tropical settings. This breed of palm trees is one of the most adaptable palms for growing containers.
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Description
Its height is 6 - 12 feet, with a spread of 6 - 10 feet. Its leaves are usually 8 - 12 inches long. In terms of range, the Pygmy Date Palm is not native to North America. It is rather native to northern Laos, Vietnam, and southern China. The Palm has a slender trunk with old leaf scars. Reaching almost 4 feet in length, bright green leaves grow from the top of the trunk. Its arching stems are covered with 4 - 5 inch leaflets. The palm tree has stiff roots that easily break. It also produces creamy colored flowers that are followed by black dates.


General Care Tips
The pygmy palm is tough, and well conditioned for a tropical species. It is capable of withstanding temperatures slightly below freezing without suffering any damage; it makes a good candidate in zones 10 and 11. The cultural requirement most often neglected with this species is its moisture needs. This is because it is thirsty and needs constant and adequate water, sometimes capable of withstanding occasional flooding. It needs full sun and slightly acidic soil to thrive. If sufficient light is provided, it serves as an excellent choice for indoor growing.


Cultivation
The Pygmy Palm requires full sun to partial shade to develop. It can tolerate temperatures as low as 20â,,?. It can grow up to 10 feet tall and can adapt to all kinds of soils. It can tolerate cold conditions as low as 20â,,? when they are mature enough. The Pygmy Palm is also drought tolerant but thrives better in moist and well drained soils.

This breed of palm looks very graceful when planted in a group of 3 to 5 specimens. Just as has been previously stated, although it cherishes full sunlight it can also still grow in partial shade. In fact, the Pygmy Palm is a very popular indoor palm tree because it can thrive excellently well in any kind of container. It is used for designing decks or entry ways.


Pygmy Date Palm Fertilization
It is recommended that the Pygmy Date Palm should be fertilized 3 times a year during hot months with a fertilizer which contains magnesium and manganese.

Pygmy Date Palm Propagation
Because it takes around 3 - 4 months to germinate, the best conditions for germination would be warm, moist soil with sufficient shade which would protect the young seedlings from direct sunlight. This is where most farmers or people who desire to plant these palms make the most mistakes.

Gregory Palm Farms has a large variety of field grown Pygmy Date Palm (Phoenix Roebelenii) for your selection. We have sizes for patio containers all the way up to large specimens for landscape applications.

Visit our website today for Pygmy Date Palms as well as a wide-variety of palm trees for all applications. Gregory Palm Farms.

If you would like to visit our Pauma Valley farm, we are here in Pauma Valley at 32266 Rincon Ranch Rd or call today for an appointment at 714-814-8525 

Excellent Container Plant - Sago Palm (Cycas Revoluta) at the Gregory Palm Farms (714) 814-8525/760)975-4605 - perfect for those patio accents! Double headed Sagos are at Gregory Palm Farms - specimen sago

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The Cycas Revoluta, or commonly known as the Sago Palm, is a wonderful plant for both indoor and outdoor use. It looks great in the shrub border or as an accent on an expanse of lawn or near the patio. Use in entryways or in rock and sand gardens. It mixes well with palms and combines well with border grass, podocarpus and camellias. The Sago Palm makes an excellent container plant for use outdoors and in the home. The Sago Palm tall trunk on older specimens, grows 8-10in diameter. It is more fern-like when small and produces offsets at base. It grows in full sun or partial shade and require a well prepared, non-alkaline soil with good drainage. Once established, the Sago Palm is fairly drought tolerant, but still requires regular watering. The Sago Palm is a slow growing palm with up to 10 ft fronds spread 3-6 ft. We have many sizes of Sago Palms from single trunk to multi-trunks specimens. Call us today if you would like to install some Sago Palm trees from Gregory Palm Farms to enhance the beauty and value of your home. (714) 814-8525 or (760)975-4605 http://gregorypalmfarms.com

WE ARE THE CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM DEPOT TOO! ALL SIZES OF CANARY PALMS! CALL TODAY

PINDO PALM/BUTIA CAPITATA/JELLY PALM WITH YUMMY FRUIT! WHATEVER YOU CALL IT, IT'S BEAUTIFUL.GREGORY PALM FARMS (714)814-8525. WE ARE THE CANARY PALM DEPOT TOO

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FULL SERVICE WITH A LARGE VARIETY OF PALMS - GREGORY PALM FARMS JUST THE HELP YOU NEED!

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The palm spotlight of the day goes out to our... Pindo palm!

The Pindo also known as the Jelly Palm, is a beautiful blue-green leaved palm with strongly recurved trunk. It's the perfect palm for the exotic garden.

A giant Butia Jelly Palm! Now that is awesome!

Pindo/Jelly Palm Characteristics
Stem/Trunk	No crownshaft, Gray with leaf diamonds, 18 inches in diameter
Exposure	Full sun to light shade
Soil	Well drained
Water	Little to moderate water
Growth Rate	Moderate growth rate, 10' - 20' in height with 12' spread

Interested in Pindo palms we have them available in 30 and 36 inch boxes. 

We do carry large specimen palms!

Come take a visit to our farm in Pauma Valley to see our selection of our Pindo palms.

HOW WIDE IS THIS ACCESS? Gregory Palm Farms (714) 814-8525. WE SPECIALISE IN DIFFICULT PALM INSTALLATIONS! OPEN DAILY - WE ARE THE CANARY PALM DEPOT

WOW!! IS THIS A TIGHT INSTALL....

SOMEONE MEASURED WRONG OR WHAT?

YIKES, THIS IS GOING TO BE RRREEEAAALLLLLYYYYYY TIGHT!

WHAT IS GOING IN THERE? 

THESE DATE PALMS.... ALL 7,000 POUNDS OF THEM.

THE BIG TELEHANDLER WON'T FIT ....

IT'S A JOB FOR THE LITTLE TELEHANDLER AND KEVIN!

SENDING LOTS OF ANGELS THEIR WAY.....

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STAY TUNED!

AN INCREDIBLE $20,000,000.00 VIEW AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD FOR OUR CANARY PALMS BY THE GREGORY PALM FARMS (714) 814-8525 LOS ANGELES INSTALLATION - WE ARE THE CANARY PALM DEPOT

WE ARE GOING BACK TO THE TOP OF THE WORLD INSTALLATION TO UNTIE THESE AMAZING CANARY ISLAND DATE PALMS.

NOW, FROM THE LOOK OF THIS PICTURE, THESE CANARY TREES ARE NOT VERY BIG!
           WRONG
THEY ARE REALLY TALL AND IT TOOK 2 CRANES TO GET THEM UP THERE. OVER 20,000 POUNDS OF AWESOMENESS. 

WHAT IS YOUR DREAM?
WHERE DID YOU WANT CANARIES IF YOU COULD?

WHATEVER IT IS... GREGORY PALM FARMS IS THE COMPANY THAT CAN DO IT!

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In-n-Out Installation by Gregory Palm Farms (714) 814-8525. A BURGER AND PALMS

Here we are loading 25' Washingtonia's for AN IN-N-OUT BURGER LOCATION!

These are some really TALL trees! They don't look like much resting on the long trailer....

 Here, we are installing them with our giant telehandler... getting them just in the right spot!!

Here, they are in their signature design of the "X"... now you can see them before the building is even completed! Now, that is a smart crew!!

In and Out Burgers - "X" marks the spot!!

What's your dream?

What's your palm tree design?

What's wrong with right now?

Send us an email with your requirements and let us give you a quote.
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You will be glad you did!

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PALM LANDSCAPING AT ITS FINEST AND WE EVEN MOVED THE CUSTOMER'S SHED! GREGORY PALM FARMS DOES THE UNEXPECTED! 714)814-8525

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I HAD TO POST THIS BLOG BECAUSE KEVIN GREGORY, OUR MASTER GENIUS, DEVISED A PLAN TO MOVE THE CUSTOMER'S SHED. IT WAS IN THE WRONG LOCATION AFTER THEY HAD THE POOL INSTALLED.

WE WERE GETTING READY A NEW CANARY PALM FOR INSTALLATION, WHEN THE CUSTOMER CALLED ABOUT HIS SHED.  KEVIN ROSE TO THE CHALLENGE. HE MADE BRACES FOR THE BOTTOM, HOISTED IT UP WHILE KEEPING IT LEVEL AND TOGETHER, WITH OUR GIANT TELEHANDLER, WE MOVED THAT SHED. 

IS THE CUSTOMER EXCITED?? YOU BET! GREAT JOB KEVIN!! OUR STAR OF THE WEEK AND THE MONTH.

GREGORY PALM FARMS GOES UP AND ABOVE (LITERALLY) TO GET THE JOB DONE.  SO, NOT ONLY DID WE INSTALL HIS PALM TREES, WE SAVED HIS SHED AND MOVED IT TO IT'S NEW HOME ACROSS THE YARD.

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