Palms

Live Palm Trees & Palm Houseplants for Every Space

Palms bring an instantly recognizable tropical silhouette wherever they're planted, and our Palms collection spans both true landscape palm trees and smaller, indoor-friendly palm houseplants, giving you options whether you're filling a backyard or a bright corner of a living room.

Indoor Palm Houseplants

For indoor growing, smaller-format palms in 4 and 6-inch pots make palm style accessible without landscape-scale space. The Areca Palm and Parlor Palm both offer classic, feathery palm foliage suited to bright indoor rooms, while the Palm Ponytail brings a distinctive look entirely different from typical feathery palms — a bulbous trunk base topped with long, grass-like foliage that makes it as much a sculptural houseplant as a traditional palm. These smaller-format options are a practical way to bring palm style into an apartment or office without committing to a full landscape specimen.

True Landscape Palms

For outdoor planting, this collection includes a range of true palm trees suited to warm-climate landscapes. The Areca Palm Tree and Majesty Palm Tree, in their full landscape sizes, both tolerate indirect light, making them flexible for partially shaded outdoor spots as well as bright indoor rooms. The Christmas Palm Tree and Spindle Palm Tree both need full sun and are rated for zones 10 through 11 outdoors, reflecting their need for genuinely tropical conditions. The Hawaiian Kentia Palm brings a more refined, elegant frond structure and shares that indirect-light tolerance, while the Ruffled Fan Palm offers a dramatically textured, fan-shaped frond for landscapes wanting something visually distinct from the typical feathery palm silhouette.

Cold-Tolerant & Versatile Palms

Not every palm in this collection requires a tropical climate. The Windmill Palm Tree is rated for zones 7 through 10 outdoors, making it one of the more cold-tolerant true palms available, while the Needle Palm Tree extends even further to zones 6 through 10. Both need less extreme warmth than palms like the Christmas Palm or Spindle Palm, opening up palm-growing possibilities for gardeners outside the deep South or true tropical regions. The Dwarf Palmetto Tree, Pindo Palm, Coontie Palm, and Chinese Fan Palm round out the more versatile, moderate-climate end of the collection.

Matching Light to Palm Type

The most important distinction in this collection is between indirect-light palms and full-sun palms. Indoor and partially shaded outdoor varieties like the Areca Palm, Majesty Palm, and Hawaiian Kentia Palm thrive without direct sun, mimicking their native understory growing conditions. True landscape palms built for open, sunny positions, like the Christmas Palm and Spindle Palm, need that full sun exposure to maintain healthy, dense growth and won't perform the same way in shaded conditions.

Bringing Palm Style to Any Climate

Whether you're working with a bright apartment corner or a warm-climate backyard, this collection covers the full range of palm options — from compact, indirect-light houseplants to cold-tolerant landscape varieties to true tropical specimens that need genuinely warm conditions to thrive. Match the variety to your light, space, and climate, and a palm can work in nearly any setting.