Med Fans - as they are commonly called or Chamaerops Humilis - Mediterranean Fan Palms
are slow growing single or multi trunk specimen palms - very useful to add a touch of the tropics to your back yard or landscaping. Super cold hardy - can withstand cold weather and a little bit of neglect once they are established
We have 100's available in the field or at our shop - no two are a perfect match - each palm has its own unique twist
We have medium / small single trunk with or without pups for $175
Medium / large with or without pups for $225
Large for 350 - 450 or more depending on quantity / number of trunks
True Specimens over 6 ft trunks are available too
Text / Email Anytime
Cell # 713-291-9466
Sodmonster@gmail.com
Showing posts with label Cold hardy palms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cold hardy palms. Show all posts
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Monday, May 4, 2015
Curved Palm Trees - Character Palm Trees - Unique Palms - Cold Hardy Palms
We specialize in palms that are not run of the mill
Palms that have twists and turns that make them unique and playful
are you looking for trees that stand out and make a statement?
looking for beautiful palms that are playful?
look no further - we are a re-wholesale palm tree nursery supplying both the trade and consumers
Palms that have twists and turns that make them unique and playful
are you looking for trees that stand out and make a statement?
looking for beautiful palms that are playful?
look no further - we are a re-wholesale palm tree nursery supplying both the trade and consumers
Please feel free to email / text for a few pics of our current or pending inventory
Jeremy Goldstein @ TexasPalm.Com
Cell 713-291-9466
9035 FM 1960
REAR
Cypress TX 77070
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Silver Date Palms Installed in Cypress TX
Silver Date Palms
Mediterranean fan palms
Chinese Fan palms
#cheappalms
#wholesalepalms
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Mediterranean fan palms
Chinese Fan palms
#cheappalms
#wholesalepalms
#palmtreenursery
palm trees at the nursery
palm trees tarped and ready to ride
installing in a pool planter
fresh diamond cut added to silver date
Chinese fan double
cluster of Washintonia's
a backyard paradise
center piece 9 ft clear trunk silver
silver date 5-6 ft clear trunk 13 ft overall
Call for information and current availability
Silver Date Palms
Phoenix Sylvestris
Med Fan palms
Chinese Fan palms
Windmill palms
Medjool palms
by the piece or by the truckload
Jeremy @ 169sod
Cell 713-291-9466
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Cleaning our field of Med Fans - Cold Hardy Palms Houston TX - Cheap
This is one of the best times of year to dig bare root trees and field grown palms
The cold weather is easier to work in and the plants are "dormant"
we are digging about 140 Mediterranean Fan palms for the Houston market this weekend
Many are specimen quality with Single or Multi trunks and full heads of leaf
Chamaerops Humilis - or Mediterranean / Euro Fan palms are a compact - slow growing - super cold hardy ornamental palm that add a tropical flair to landscape with very little down side risk - they will not overwhelm a landscape with size - cold / frost / snow / will not damage their leaves - very few pests like them
Selling wholesale to the public or directly to landscapers - builders - and the nursery trade we offer the best pricing in Houston TX
Give a call or stop by the shop
Cheap Palms
Palm tree farm Houston TX
wholesalepalms
palmtreeshouston
palmtreesinstalled
Jeremy Goldstein
d/b/a/ 169sod.com
Cell 713-291-9466
Email sodmonster@gmail.com
The cold weather is easier to work in and the plants are "dormant"
we are digging about 140 Mediterranean Fan palms for the Houston market this weekend
Many are specimen quality with Single or Multi trunks and full heads of leaf
Chamaerops Humilis - or Mediterranean / Euro Fan palms are a compact - slow growing - super cold hardy ornamental palm that add a tropical flair to landscape with very little down side risk - they will not overwhelm a landscape with size - cold / frost / snow / will not damage their leaves - very few pests like them
Selling wholesale to the public or directly to landscapers - builders - and the nursery trade we offer the best pricing in Houston TX
Give a call or stop by the shop
shovel is 6 ft tall
freshly cleaned up Multi Trunk
beautifully organized triple trunk
4-5 ft central leader with little pups
100's available
5 ft clear trunk single Med Fan
Silver Date palm in the field
Wow! that's a gorgeous palm
Cheap Palms
Palm tree farm Houston TX
wholesalepalms
palmtreeshouston
palmtreesinstalled
Jeremy Goldstein
d/b/a/ 169sod.com
Cell 713-291-9466
Email sodmonster@gmail.com
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Location:
Cypress, TX 77429, USA
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Freeze Coming to Houston TX - Post Freeze Palm Tree Care
Heights Hauling and Landscape Offers Tips to Help Palm Tree Owners
Recover from the Winter Blast
Source: Heights Hauling and Landscape
Dated: Nov 26 th 2013
Palm Tree Owners Need to Act Now to Ensure Proper Long-Term Health and Care of Their Tree
HOUSTON TX– With a new winter cold blast heading towards Houston, palm tree owners need
to take steps now to ensure their trees are beautiful again this summer.
Heights Hauling and Landscape is offering local palm tree owners a few tips to ensure their palms recover from the recent cold snap.“Taking steps now immediately after the cold weather will help your palm tree recover faster,” said Jeremy Goldstein with Heights Hauling and Landscape. “This will ensure you have a beautiful tree for the upcoming summer season.”
The first step to protecting the tree is to apply a copper fungicide to the frost damaged fronds once the
weather warms up. Follow up with a repeat application within seven to ten days. Do not apply more than
twice, or you may actually damage the tree further. “The fungicide helps kill bacteria that can kill the tree during this vulnerable time,” Goldstein said. “It’s very important for the future ongoing health of the tree.”
After the weather warms, it’s also important to remove the brown fronds from the tree. A gentle tug should
remove the frond. If the cold damage is severe and even the youngest leaf in the center comes out easily,
don’t give up. Once the spear leaf is removed, slit or puncture the collar of sheathing leaf bases to allow
water to drain away from the bud. However, if it is hard to remove, it should not be removed.
If the center does come out, we suggest treating it with not only the fungicide, but also a systemic insecticide both directly to the crow and around the base of the tree.
However, if the future growth of the tree is brown, the tree does not provide any new growth or the crown
collapses, the dead tree should be removed. Beware, the damage may not show up in the tree until six
months or a year after the freeze.
“Palm trees can provide years and years of easy maintenance and beauty,” Goldstein said. “Most mature
trees will be able the handle the occasional cold snap we get in Houston with proper care when the weather
warms up.”
Heights Hauling and Landscape is a farm direct provider of high quality palm trees throughout the Houston
area. They can handle the delivery and installation of palm trees for less. For more information about the
company, or to get a quote on a beautiful palm tree for your home or office, please email, call or text
Jeremy Goldstein
Cell / Text 713-291-9466
Email sodmonster at gmail dot com
www.datepalm.co - that's dot co not dot com
Recover from the Winter Blast
Source: Heights Hauling and Landscape
Dated: Nov 26 th 2013
Palm Tree Owners Need to Act Now to Ensure Proper Long-Term Health and Care of Their Tree
HOUSTON TX– With a new winter cold blast heading towards Houston, palm tree owners need
to take steps now to ensure their trees are beautiful again this summer.
Heights Hauling and Landscape is offering local palm tree owners a few tips to ensure their palms recover from the recent cold snap.“Taking steps now immediately after the cold weather will help your palm tree recover faster,” said Jeremy Goldstein with Heights Hauling and Landscape. “This will ensure you have a beautiful tree for the upcoming summer season.”
The first step to protecting the tree is to apply a copper fungicide to the frost damaged fronds once the
weather warms up. Follow up with a repeat application within seven to ten days. Do not apply more than
twice, or you may actually damage the tree further. “The fungicide helps kill bacteria that can kill the tree during this vulnerable time,” Goldstein said. “It’s very important for the future ongoing health of the tree.”
After the weather warms, it’s also important to remove the brown fronds from the tree. A gentle tug should
remove the frond. If the cold damage is severe and even the youngest leaf in the center comes out easily,
don’t give up. Once the spear leaf is removed, slit or puncture the collar of sheathing leaf bases to allow
water to drain away from the bud. However, if it is hard to remove, it should not be removed.
If the center does come out, we suggest treating it with not only the fungicide, but also a systemic insecticide both directly to the crow and around the base of the tree.
However, if the future growth of the tree is brown, the tree does not provide any new growth or the crown
collapses, the dead tree should be removed. Beware, the damage may not show up in the tree until six
months or a year after the freeze.
“Palm trees can provide years and years of easy maintenance and beauty,” Goldstein said. “Most mature
trees will be able the handle the occasional cold snap we get in Houston with proper care when the weather
warms up.”
Heights Hauling and Landscape is a farm direct provider of high quality palm trees throughout the Houston
area. They can handle the delivery and installation of palm trees for less. For more information about the
company, or to get a quote on a beautiful palm tree for your home or office, please email, call or text
Jeremy Goldstein
Cell / Text 713-291-9466
Email sodmonster at gmail dot com
www.datepalm.co - that's dot co not dot com
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