Tree & Plant Care : How to Grow a Palm Tree


To grow a palm tree, plant the tree in a warm area with wet winters, lots of sun and adequate drainage; avoid letting palm trees sit in water. Care for a palm tree by watching for frost burn or rot withadvice from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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25 Responses to “Tree & Plant Care : How to Grow a Palm Tree”

  1. 6613268 says:

    Rather play gta 4 instead of doing this sheesh

  2. bobzzz23 says:

    @CallMeEmaxe they should grow. Maybe

  3. CallMeEmaxe says:

    @bobzzz23 Okay, thanks!

  4. bobzzz23 says:

    @CallMeEmaxe try a needle palm or windmill

  5. CallMeEmaxe says:

    Can I plant a palm tree in Mid Sweden? I have never seen a palm tree here so I thought it would be a great idea! :D

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  7. koolsummerbreeze says:

    @bananatree94 …I don’t know about Washington state, but in Texas these Mexican Fan Palms (Washingtonia Robusta) can grow thirty feet of trunk in ten years. The roots won’t destroy a sidewalk but the trunk width may.

  8. kingdomofwitches says:

    some palm trees doesn’t need much water just like a cactus

  9. Palmoify says:

    Now it’s time to get planting!

  10. bananatree94 says:

    @TomZentra no, plam “trees” aren’t really trees at all… they are monocots, and they are their own species that grow up on a trunk LIKE a tree but they are not one. plus you wont need to worry about its roots destroying that sidewalk.. this palm is planted in washington state. it most likely will NOT get that big in her lifetime. BTW trees are plants.. genius. lol.

  11. joelml68 says:

    ¿Como recuperar una Washigtonia robusta de 3 años despues de una helada severa? Gracias
    Joel

  12. TomZentra says:

    This isn’t a “plant” as you said in the video; it’s a tree. Planting a tree near a sidewalk is a very bad idea – as seen in your video. The roots will move the sidewalk, making big cracks in it. There is no easy repair because the tree doesn’t belong near the sidewalk.

  13. davemakesawave says:

    we planted ours this yr in the midlands, England and we are already into a frosty winter, duuh. At least now i know it is a grass tho, so prune with a lawn mower I guess.

  14. TheCalifornian says:

    They actually are a grass, not just like a grass. Careful about cutting those fronds!

  15. 87ramasaurus says:

    Are you crazy ? A lot of sun ? Look what a lot of sun did to your leaves ! Palm needs moderate to high light but never direct sun. And if you cut off the brown tips the leaves don’t grow anymore.

  16. sabedra2000 says:

    i live in Washington State too and i just planted like 5 of the Windmill Palms . If they survive this winter then i’m going to order some 12 ft palms for the spring of April! how exciting lol

  17. loonylemur says:

    i have 2 palm trees in my house i have no clue what kind they are can you help me find out how

  18. TORCHforAMERICA says:

    you see its not a tree because its more like a grass haha

  19. EBEalienbeing says:

    I have a redneck palm growing inside and also a Midnight Horror palm which it gets its name since its really stange looking and they get pollinated by bats. I want to get a bottle palm which are small but really cool look.

  20. mouayad888 says:

    the best palm trees r grown in middleast specially in Iraq, the friuts r very sweet and also they sqeeze the seeds to make oil its a devine tree, everything about it is great, and its the most beautifull tree in the world, i grew some of them in my apartment and they r 7 years old now,but very small if u want to see em i could upload a video of em.

  21. TBOP1995 says:

    @crazitaco I’m not a expert but it may be trachycarpus fortunei I don’t know but maybe

  22. crazitaco says:

    today in class we were talking about palm trees and my science teacher said that the palm trees that grow like crazy in our area were actually native to india. we are in the south coastal bend. (texas)
    do you know what kind it is palm it is?

  23. 916ej says:

    bitch dont know wat da fuck she talkin bout they can get up to 70 feet tall

  24. uptownbronze says:

    Thanks for the info.

  25. ZexkStudios says:

    All palm tree’s have fruit.
    but very few of the fruits are actually eaten commonly (in the western world). The main things eaten from palms are coconuts and dates. Acai berries are sometimes eaten too.
    A lot of palm’s fruit are really small tho, and have a large seed inside them.

    cycads on the other hand, which some people call palm trees, are not actually palms, and have no fruit.

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