How Do You Plant A Royal Palm?
Used to line the highway median or buffer the parking lots, these majestic royal palms bring an aura of the tropics to the landscape. They withstand high winds and adapt to salt spray from the ocean waters and will fit comfortably in an urban setting. The royal palm is an evergreen that can survive pollution and drought. These tropical beauties produce yellow, white and cream bloom in mid-summer. Locate an area that will allow the royal palm tree to grow. This tropical plant matures to over 40 feet tall and requires full sun. Confirm that there are no buried utility lines in the chosen location. Heavy equipment may be required to dig and lift the tree, depending on the size. Loosen and amend the soil with top soil mix, compost and fertilizer. Lower the tree and allow the root ball to remain two or three inches above the ground when backfilled with soil. Water thoroughly and generously mulch around the tree. Straighten and stake the royal palm for support until it is established. Wrap t
