Piru Queen Palms® combines superior durability and appearance with familiar Queen Palm characteristics such as a fast growth rate, cream to yellow flowers, and the classic feathery palm tree look with 10 to 15-foot fronds. These taller palms are evergreen and thrive in full sun exposure, hot summer heat, and cold winters.

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When considering all aspects that make a truly great and successful palm, the Piru King Palm® exceeds all expectations. Amazingly durable, this palm thrives in soils other palms may struggle in. Alkaline, salty, heavy clay, and even caliche-type soils are no problem for the Piru King Palm®.

2022年1月21日 · Our King Piru palms™ feature the most desirable aspects of Moon Valley Nurseries proprietary “Piru” strain of extra robust Queen palms blended with the grace, beauty, and exceptional durability of selectively bred Pindo palms.

Piru Queen Palm, also known as Syagrus romanzoffiana, is a beautiful palm tree that is native to South America. It is a popular ornamental plant that is commonly grown for its graceful appearance and easy-to-care-for nature. The Piru Queen Palm has a tall, slender trunk that can grow up to 50 feet tall.

2020年6月24日 · Never any mention of them being grown from Santa Catarina or Uraguay habitat trees and I doubt that there's any evidence that they're any different than the standard queen. I guess now the "King" refers to the Butia in the cross with the "Piru Queen".

2017年7月27日 · Our Piru Queen Palms feature thicker and harder trunks as well as greener palm fronds and fuller crowns than other Queen Palms do. Unlike other nurseries and hardware stores, who bring their queen palms in from Florida, the ones at Moon Valley Nurseries are grown at our grow yard in Piru, California.

2017年3月25日 · I recently came across a landscape nursery in Houston touting a type of Queen that they called a Piru Queen, suggesting that it was a subspecies of Syagrus romanzoffiana. The claim was that these palms originated from Argentine seed and were generally hardier than a …

The Queen Palm is one of the most common palms seen in Southern California. There are literally hundreds of thousands of them planted throughout communities. It is also a common palm seen in Northern California, the Gulf States and throughout the world. The Queen Palm Tree is a fast growing palm that will get fairly tall.

As stated above, real palm tree specialists have to use Botanical Names of palm trees and these two trees are indeed different. “Piru Queen Palm Tree” (Common Name) Is a “Arecastrum Romanzoffiana” (Botanical Name) “Silver Queen Palm Tree” (Common Name) Is a “Syagrus Romanzoffiana var. Litoralis” (Botanical Name)