The so-called Chinese Windmill Palm (Trachycarpus fortunei ... because it only seems to fall to the base of the tree and sprout there, which makes it much easier to contain.

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Call me heretical, but sometimes I feel that way about L.A.’s palm trees. The difference is that ... the pygmy date and windmill palms, and a mini-monarchy of queen and king palms, which look ...

There are numerous host plants for the stink bug in Switzerland, including the tree of heaven and the ... such as the Chinese windmill palm (Trachycarpus fortunei), known as the “Ticino palm ...

(Alex Cooke/CBC) The palm trees came with an initial cost of $4,000 and the varieties were selected because they are known to be more tolerant to cold. Two towering windmill palms would become ...

"Unfortunately, Nova Scotia winters proved to be a little too cold for them," quipped Nearing. One of the windmill palm trees is shown at Sullivans Pond in Dartmouth. (Alex Cooke/CBC) The trees came ...

This article entertains an ongoing debate that I often hear: Are palm trees really trees? Could our state tree, the sable palm, not even be a tree? This has been argued in many different ways with ...

Planted in 1924, the palm trees of Torquay’s public gardens have long been the seafront town’s pride and joy, welcoming generations of visitors to the English Riviera. But dozens of the trees have ...

It’s known as the windmill palm, Chinese windmill palm, or Chusan palm. The palm tree can grow up to 39 to 66 feet tall and has a trunk diameter of six to 12 inches. Out of arborescent palms, the ...

In Oregon, waggie palm trees will likely thrive west of the Cascade mountains and in the north along the Columbia River. The Chinese windmill palm goes by many names: the Chinese fan palm, the Chusan ...

Unlike trees that go dormant in winter ... Palms related to Mexican fan palms and Chinese windmill palms, Reichgelt told me, once stretched to Alberta, Canada. “Palm pollen, which is less ...