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Phoenix sylvestris - Silver Date Palm

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Phoenix sylvestris is a standout feature in the 'Palms & Cycads' category, universally recognized as the Silver Date Palm. Rising to an imposing height of up to 40 feet, this palm tree is as robust as it is graceful. Its dynamic silhouette is made even more impactful by arching, feather-like leaves that deliver a unique silver-green shade. A marked characteristic is its stout trunk, distinguished by a fascinating diamond pattern made from dense leaf-based scars. Flourishing in the toughest conditions, from tropical climes to cooler temperatures and bearing the brunt of coastal wind and salt spray, this palm isn't just about looks. Yellow flowers make a surprise appearance and subtly transition into small dates on its minimally invasive root system. The Phoenix sylvestris is not just a tree, but a statement of enduring beauty and resilience, elevating any landscape it inhabits.

  • Size: Up to 40 feet tall
  • Flowers: Produces small, yellow flowers
  • Foliage: Arching, feather-like leaves with a silver-green hue
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Additional feature: Unique diamond pattern on the bark, withstands coastal salt spray and wind
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