[jayerose]

Looking for a smaller palm for one of our corners in the backyard...we can trim, of course.

Any suggestions?

thank you.

[njbchbum]

Originally Posted by jayerose

Looking for a smaller palm for one of our corners in the backyard...we can trim, of course.

Any suggestions?

thank you.

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[JohnN]

How tall? If you want a smaller palm, a Windmill Palm is a great choice. Very pretty palm, easy maintenance, but..
they grow really really slowly. Our was 3 feet tall when we put it in 10 years ago, now it's about 5 feet tall.
Fan Palm Tree Isolated On White Stock Photo 1572536476 | Shutterstock

If you want one a tad taller and bushier but still low maintenance - European Fan Palms are great.
http://www.twooaksnursery.com/wp-con...n-Fan-Palm.jpg

We have a pretty bushy Sugar Palm in one corner of our courtyard villa. Planted 10 years ago at about 6' tall, now it's about 12'.
Not really much maintenance but we do cut off an occasional dead limb (no ladder required).
https://libertylandscapesupply.com/w...-v2-scaled.jpg

There are several palms that would work if you want a taller palm, but be careful to get one suited for our zone.

[JP]

Pygmy date palm.

[NoMo50]

Originally Posted by JP

Pygmy date palm.

More commonly referred to as a Roebellini palm. They will, over time, get fairly large.

[JP]

Originally Posted by NoMo50

More commonly referred to as a Roebellini palm. They will, over time, get fairly large.

I haven't seen any in TV.