Brighter Blooms - European Fan Palm Tree, 7 gal - No Shipping to AK, AZ, CA, HI, TX

Hardy Palm for Indoors or Out Tropical beauty, nearly anywhere. That's what you'll get with the European Fan Palm Tree. Its long, fan-shaped leaves grow up to 24 inches long and provide dramatic appeal to gives that undeniable tropical look. Stunning in color, the leaves of the European Fan Palm bring various greens, blues, grays and yellows to your landscape. And since it's uniquely shaped, it dazzles. The European Fan Palm forms trunks that can grow up to 15 feet in height. The brown textured trunks resemble a pine cone with scales running the entire length, and when this tree matures, it boasts numerous trunks which encircle the main trunk. This layering effect provides interesting depth to any area. Best of all, it's low-maintenance. Durable and vibrant, the European Fan Palm is one of the easiest palms to own. It's cold hardy down to 20 degrees and is drought-tolerant. This rugged beauty, with its robust demeanor, is sure to impress, especially since it can be grown in numerous settings and flourishes in various types of soil. Plus, because it's naturally fauna-tolerant, the European Fan Palm does not require any harmful chemicals Versatility? Check. In warmer Southern zones, the European Fan Palm can live happily in your outdoor landscape; but those in cooler climates need not miss out on this island delight. Simply pot your European Fan Palm in a large container to keep out during summer, bringing it indoors when temperatures begin to drop. This species can be used as a pruned decorative addition or left in its beautiful, naturally shrubby state. Planted in groups, the European Fan Palm forms a fantastic privacy screen that not only creates an intimate setting but offers superb texture. Is there anything this amazing plant can't do? Don't wait until summer to get your dose of the tropics. Order now to enjoy the European Fan Palm all year - no matter where you live. Looking for more palm trees to add to your collection? Check out our guide to popular types of palm trees.