Palm Tree Pictures - the pictures of Palm Trees are broken down by the variety of Palm Tree species. The Palm Tree pictures of a particular type of Palm Tree shows how well suited Palms are for landscaping and gardening. The focus of the pictures is on the cold hardy Palm Trees. Click on the Palm Tree pictures to enlarge the photos.

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Palm Tree Pictures

The Palm Tree pictures consist of photos of cold hardy Palm Tree species. The Palm Tree pictures represent Palm Trees which have been grown in borderline areas and are considered cold hardy Palm Trees. On this page is a listing of the Palm Tree pictures for several species. If you are looking for many pictures on a particular Palm Tree species you can click on the pictures you want to see immediately below.

Palm Tree Pictures on Different Palm Tree Species

True Date Palm Tree Pictures (Phoenix dactylifera)
Canary Island Date Palm Tree Pictures (Phoenix canariensis)
Texas Sabal Palm Tree Pictures (Sabal texana, mexicana)
Mediterranean Fan Palm Tree Pictures (Chamaerops humilis)
California Fan Palm Tree Pictures (Washingtonia filifera)
Windmill Palm Tree Pictures (Trachycarpus fortunei)
Pindo Palm Tree Pictures (Butia capitata)
Sago Palm Tree Pictures (Cycas revoluta)
Mexican Fan Palm Tree Pictures (Washingtonia robusta)
Queen Palm Tree Pictures (Syagrus romanzoffiana)

Palm Tree Pictures of 10 Cold Hardy Palm Species.

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True Date Palm Trees (Pictures 1-1)

(Phoenix dactylifera)

The True Date Palm Tree picture reminds Brian of organized and simple sophistication. The slender (relatively speaking) trunk of True Date Palms are a perfect fit for the narrow stream. Brian prefers the trunk of the True Date Palm Trees over Canary Island Date Palm trees. You will see the difference between the two Palms in the next photo.

Canary Island Date Palm Trees (Pictures 1-2)

(Phoenix canariensis)

This picture is of a Canary Island Date Palm Tree that is young and already overwhelming. Brian considers Canary Island Date Palm Trees as the "Hummer" of Palm Trees. The Palm Tree in this picture is off to a good start.

Texas Sabal Palm Tree (Pictures 1-3)

(Sabal texana, mexicana)

Texas Sabal Palm - picture perfect. Since we are from Texas Sabal Palms are of course our favorites and this Sabal Palm Tree picture shows a truly a fine specimen.

Mediterranean Fan Palm Tree (Pictures 1-4)

(Chamaerops humilis)

Mediterranean Fan Palms are not just for the Mediterranean. This Palm is also picture perfect. The layout of the palm is spectacular.

California Fan Palm Trees (Pictures 1-5)

(Washingtonia filifera)

The next few pictures are all of some very large Palm Trees. Just the presence of large Palm Trees lifts the spirits and really does make you think you are in a tropical paradise. This picture of the California Fan Palm shows how the Palms were planted in great positions with a lot of forethought going into what the Palms would look like after many years.

Windmill Palm Tree (Pictures 1-6)

(Trachycarpus fortunei)

This Palm Tree Picture is one of my favorites. The great spread of the fans engulfs the trunk. Very cold hardy too.

Pindo Palm Tree (Pictures 1-7)

(Butia capitata)

This picture of the Pindo Palm Tree shows a sturdy trunk and feather leaves. Best yet, Pindo Palms are easy to grow, draught tolerant and cold hardy.

Sago Palms (Pictures 1-8)

(Cycas revoluta)

Of course the Sago is not a Palm but try to tell that to anybody. It has always been grouped with Palms and now Sagos think their Palm Trees (Palms aren't trees either). This is a nice picture of a large, healthy Sago Palm with the yellow flowers in the middle.

Mexican Fan Palm Tree (Pictures 1-9)

(Washingtonia robusta)

Mexican Fan and California Fan Palm trees are closely related but the California Fan Palm is a few degrees cold hardier. Something to consider. This is a perfect picture of a Mexican Fan Palm Tree with its vivid color fan leaves.

Queen Palm Trees (Picture 1-10)

(Syagrus romanzoffiana)

The picture of this Palm Tree shows how tall and graceful the Queen Palm Tree is. This Palm Tree gives landscapes a tropical look.

To see more pictures of Palm Trees broken down by species, click on the links at the top of the page.

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