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Phoenix - Date Palms

Phoenix are evergreen palms adorned with solitary or clustered trunks patterned with the bases of the old leaf stalks. They are topped with gracefully arching, feather-like fronds and bear drooping panicles of creamy-yellow flowers. The flowers on female palms give way to showy clusters of small, fleshy fruits. Most Date Palms are ubiquitous in Mediterranean climates all over the world and some are quite cold hardy.

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Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island Date Palm)

Slow-growing, Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island Date Palm) is a majestic evergreen palm tree with a stout trunk topped with a rich green, rounded crown with up to 100 gracefully arching featherlike fronds.

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Phoenix dactylifera (Date Palm)

One of the best-known palms, Phoenix dactylifera (Date Palm) is a tall evergreen palm tree with a slender trunk topped with a crown of 100 - 120 gracefully arching, feather-like fronds that can reach 10-16 ft. in length (3-5 m).

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Phoenix roebelenii (Pygmy Date Palm)

A widely cultivated species, Phoenix roebelenii (Pygmy Date Palm) is a dwarf evergreen palm tree with a slender trunk topped with a dense crown of fine-textured, lustrous green, gracefully arching fronds.

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