Cold Hardy Windmill Palm Real palm trees that survive where it snows? No, really? Yes, this Hardy Windmill palm tree weathers temperatures down to zero degrees Fahrenheit (zone 7) and can handle being snowed on. Grow it in a large pot if you'd like it to mature to 6-8 feet tall, or in the ground where it will grow to 20 feet. Evergreen fronds are 3 feet across and have silvery undersides. This palm is an ideal choice for inclusion in a mixed shrub border, to frame an entryway or grace a relaxing back patio. Site tree where it is protected from wind to minimize leaf damage. Who says you can't have luxurious tropical yard if you live in Charlottesville, VA or Little Rock, AR? Highlights & Hints - Provides architectural interest and texture Common Name: Hardy windmill palm, Chausan palm Botanical Name: Trachycarpus fortunei Color: Deep green leaves with silvery undersides Mature Height: 6-8 feet in a container and 20 feet in the landscape Hardiness: Zones 7-11 Elsewhere grow outside in a pot during warm months and bring inside when temperatures drop. Bloom Time: Winter, when color is needed most Bulb/Plant Size: 24-36" including a 12" deep pot Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 1 healthy tree in a 12" deep pot Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Prefers partial shade; trees grown in full sun will not be as tall and will require additional water. Moisture: moderate and consistant Planting Depth: keep the soil line at the same level as on root ball Spacing: 8 feet

You'll Receive 1healthy tree in a 12" deep pot