Cold Hardy Palm Trees for Texas

www.texpalm.com - Our farms are located in Alvin Texas just a short drive south of Houston. At Texas American you will find premium quality and the lowest prices in the industry. With tens of thousands of palms in production, we can meet any budget and deliver the finest quality available anywhere in the United States.

[@junglejoecvideogates9705]

Great palms

[@WesleyAPEX]

The Canary Island Date Palm is my favorite!

[@SFBay69]

chinese, mexican, sago, pygmy ;)

[@Grind-core_7760]

I’m in s9B

[@jassoto9763]

Wow, awesome I need some

[@calebwildman3556]

All your palms look awesome! Hey, Quick question. I live in Upstate South Carolina in zone 7. You know of any palms that would grow great here?

[@ckself]

+Caleb Wildman I'm in no way an expert, but I used to live in York Country, SC (right next to the NC border) and people did have success with Palmetto trees. I do believe they usually kept them close to the house and at times had to protect them during the coldest winter nights.

[@snorlaxx1337911]

@bobzzz23 i dont think so. you might wanna try washingtonia filifera they are a lot harder and more moisture tolerant