Advice where to get a small palm to plant

[Tvflguy]

Hello. We recently had an Oleander tree cut down we had planted years ago. It’s now gone and we’d like to plant a small palm tree in a large pot we have to replace it.

We’ve seen a few relatively thin multi-trunk palms (or such) around with fine fronds. We think those may be a good fit there. Max height like 10’. I googled and perhaps it’s a yucca tree.

Question is - where in the TV general area is a nursery/garden center that may have small trees as this. I would want to procure it and plant in the large pot myself.

TIA for guidance.

[bagboy]

I would check Home Depot and Lowes. If they don't have what you want, try

403 Forbidden (https://www.fairfieldfarms.com/)

[Bogie Shooter]

Fairfield Farms Nurseries
12472 N US Highway 301
Oxford, FL 34484

Paul's Nursery and Fruit Trees
619 CR-466 W
Lady Lake, FL 32159

KB Lawn & Landscaping, Inc.
4144 E County Road 462
Wildwood

Watch for dried out plants at the big box stores

[Arctic Fox]

We have grown several palms from seed, collected from round the base of the parent.

Ours are Queen Palms, so they would be too big for a pot after maybe five years, but you could maintain a steady stream of babies and replace as necessary.

I think we planted 40 seeds and six germinated successfully.

[Pondboy]

Fairfield and K&B are your best bet. Pots dry out quicker than in ground plantings, so a Yucca (or any other drought tolerant plant) would be your best bet.