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Alexander - Solitaire Palm (Ptychosperma elegans) |
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Known for its great tropical foliage and elegant trunks. The Solitaire Palm is most commonly mistaken for the Christmas Palm. This palm grows a little bit taller and more slender, therefore allowing it to be used in tighter more constrictive landscaped areas. It is often grown as a multiple specimen, though the species is solitary in nature. As a single, solitary palm, the Alexander symbols a tall umbrella and looks great outlining walkways, pool and patios, or any landscape. Specification Mature Height: 25-feet Hardiness Zone: 10B-11 Salt Tolerance: Moderate - Low Drought tolerance: Moderate Light Preference: Full sun to partial shade. |
