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A Tropical Palm to Treat Your Home or Garden
If you only choose one plant to give your home or garden an exotic look, opt for the Bottle Palm! This compact palm’s fronds sprout from a stout, ringed trunk, reminiscent of a rum bottle - hence the name.
The Bottle Palm is a no-fuss tree that requires limited space. Only sprouting four to six feathery fronds, it won’t take up much room in your outdoor design. Its bright green leaves add vibrant contrast to both darker greens and brighter colors for any eye-catching show.
The Bottle Palm also thrives in containers, so you can keep it indoors year-round or move it onto your patio in warmer temperatures. The palm’s unique shape and small size ensure it'll make a splash in both traditional and unique landscaping.
Once planted, the Bottle Palm is quite low maintenance, requiring very little pruning and falling prey to few diseases or pests.
Ready to add this tropical beauty to your collection? Order your Bottle Palm today!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: This tree will grow in shade, but its growth may be affected. In instances where the tree is planted in full shade, the Bottle Palm tends to develop a longer trunk and may lean towards sunlight.
Choose a planting location with well-draining soil. The Bottle Palm tolerates a wide range of soil conditions and isn't overly picky. Dig a hole twice the size of the tree’s root ball. Place the tree into the hole and firm the soil around the tree’s root system to remove any air pockets.
Apply two to three inches of mulch around the top of the tree’s root system to discourage weed growth and keep the soil moist. Ideally, the mulch should be at least two to three inches away from the tree’s trunk.
Container Growth: The Bottle Palm will grow indoors or outdoors in a container with drainage holes. Plant the palm in a mid-size container that is at least twice the size of the tree’s root ball. Use a cactus soil potting mixture.
2. Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist for the first six to eight months after planting so the tree can establish an adequate root system. Afterwards, water the tree weekly if it has not rained. During the summer months, the tree may also require supplemental watering.
Water your container Bottle Palm when the first two inches of soil feel dry to the touch.
3. Fertilizing: Fertilize the Bottle Palm in the spring, mid-summer, early fall, and late fall. Use a general purpose, high potassium fertilizer specifically for palms. Add fertilizer when the soil is damp and then water deeply. Follow the instructions on the fertilizer’s label for application ratios.
4. Pruning: The Bottle Palm Tree requires very little pruning. Remove dead or damaged fronds as needed by cutting them off as close to the trunk as possible.
A Tropical Palm to Treat Your Home or Garden
If you only choose one plant to give your home or garden an exotic look, opt for the Bottle Palm! This compact palm’s fronds sprout from a stout, ringed trunk, reminiscent of a rum bottle - hence the name.
The Bottle Palm is a no-fuss tree that requires limited space. Only sprouting four to six feathery fronds, it won’t take up much room in your outdoor design. Its bright green leaves add vibrant contrast to both darker greens and brighter colors for any eye-catching show.
The Bottle Palm also thrives in containers, so you can keep it indoors year-round or move it onto your patio in warmer temperatures. The palm’s unique shape and small size ensure it'll make a splash in both traditional and unique landscaping.
Once planted, the Bottle Palm is quite low maintenance, requiring very little pruning and falling prey to few diseases or pests.
Ready to add this tropical beauty to your collection? Order your Bottle Palm today!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: This tree will grow in shade, but its growth may be affected. In instances where the tree is planted in full shade, the Bottle Palm tends to develop a longer trunk and may lean towards sunlight.
Choose a planting location with well-draining soil. The Bottle Palm tolerates a wide range of soil conditions and isn't overly picky. Dig a hole twice the size of the tree’s root ball. Place the tree into the hole and firm the soil around the tree’s root system to remove any air pockets.
Apply two to three inches of mulch around the top of the tree’s root system to discourage weed growth and keep the soil moist. Ideally, the mulch should be at least two to three inches away from the tree’s trunk.
Container Growth: The Bottle Palm will grow indoors or outdoors in a container with drainage holes. Plant the palm in a mid-size container that is at least twice the size of the tree’s root ball. Use a cactus soil potting mixture.
2. Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist for the first six to eight months after planting so the tree can establish an adequate root system. Afterwards, water the tree weekly if it has not rained. During the summer months, the tree may also require supplemental watering.
Water your container Bottle Palm when the first two inches of soil feel dry to the touch.
3. Fertilizing: Fertilize the Bottle Palm in the spring, mid-summer, early fall, and late fall. Use a general purpose, high potassium fertilizer specifically for palms. Add fertilizer when the soil is damp and then water deeply. Follow the instructions on the fertilizer’s label for application ratios.
4. Pruning: The Bottle Palm Tree requires very little pruning. Remove dead or damaged fronds as needed by cutting them off as close to the trunk as possible.
• Most efficient air purifier and humidifier• Pest Resistant • Drought Resistant The Areca Palm Tree, also known as the Yellow Butterfly Palm, is a native of Madagascar and can improve your life in many ways. For instance, this tree will improve your air quality by absorbing potentially harmful gasses in your home. Just imagine how relaxed you will be after buying this palm tree knowing it not only provides excellent decor, but it also protects you and your family from almost all pollutants present in the air. Oh, it is also non-toxic and safe for your furry family members, too.The Easiest House Plant EverYou will not want to miss out on one of the easiest plants to grow indoors! The Areca Palm tree has feathery green fronds, or leaves, that are smooth and glossy. Each frond has 100 leaflets that bend and brush against one another creating a comforting sound that will become hypnotic. Growing in Zones 4-8 indoors and 9-11 outdoors, this tropical plant can withstand temperatures as low as 30 degrees. This slow growing palm tree will grow 6-10 inches per year, and will grow to a mature height of 6-7 feet if planted in a container, or about 15-30 feet if planted in the ground.Buttery Flowers in the Early SummerThis palm tree will produce tiny golden flowers beneath its large fronds during the late spring or early summer. The flowers do not have a potent smell. Actually, the smell is very bland and unnoticeable. A few months after the yellow flowers bloom, non-edible light green to yellow fruit will appear as well. The fruit will then turn hues of yellow and orange once they ripe.A Getaway Privacy Hedge These palm trees can be used as a privacy hedge! If planted in full sun they will provide an amazing privacy screen because the fronds will become nice and thick. However, because of the amount of sun it will be getting, you may notice that the fronds will begin to turn yellow. If you plant it in full shade, the fronds will remain green, but the coverage will be thin. The best option for your privacy, and for your Areca Palm, would be to plant it in an area that gets both full and partial sun. The fronds will turn yellow if it is exposed to the harsh afternoon sun. If planted in an area that gets 3-6 hours of morning or early afternoon sun you will get your thick privacy screening and green fronds. Simply space your trees 3-6 feet apart. It will create an excellent dense barrier to block out unfriendly views that you may have.
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