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Foxtail Palm



The Foxtail palm is easily identifiable because of its spectacular as well as furry 'fox-tail' like fronds. The Foxtail palm is known as a robust palm that may flourish in many different environments. This particular kinds turned out to be quite popular along with industrial and personal landscapers and home gardeners right after its revealing; these days it may be located thriving in areas around the world.
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Archontophoenix Alexandrae


Archontophoenix Alexandrae, Alexander palm or King palm is a graceful tropical plant from Australia, Queenland. It is a commonly used ornamental in tropical and subtropical regions. King palm is very similar to a Royal palm. It is very aristocratic, clean, green, lush and tropical.
King palm is very sensitive to cold. Many King palms suffer in northern Florida from cold winter of 2010.
King palm is also a popular plant for home, deck, patio or swimming pool.
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Scrub Palmetto




A Scrub palmetto (scrub palmetto) is a fan palm tree native to Florida. It has smooth leaf petioles and rounded fan-shaped leaves. At any time it usually has 5 to 10 living fronds.This fan palm produces conspicuous, white sticky flowers during the summer months.
The height of this fan palm is only 5-8 feet.
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Bora Bora Beaches


 

Bora Bora is the most amazing getaway. It is called the island of romance. It has endless lagoon white sand beaches with crystal turquoise water, coconut groves and undisturbed nature. Lovely palm trees, lush tropical plants, vibrante flowers and rich marine life.

 

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Beach Palm Trees





 

There are more than 2700 palm trees in the world.  Lots of them are salt resistant and can grow on the beach or near the ocean. They wave gently in the breeze and set a mood for happiness.
 

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