Washingtonia filifera

Washingtonia filifera stands out as a majestic palm native to the arid regions of the southwestern US. This Washingtonia filifera palm features tall, slender trunks topped with large, fan-shaped leaves that create a dramatic silhouette against desert landscapes. People often call it the California fan palm due to its prevalence in California’s desert oases. Its striking appearance and resilience make it a favorite among plant enthusiasts and landscape designers alike.

The Washingtonia filifera palm displays unique fibrous threads that hang from its leaf edges, adding texture and charm. Also known as the desert fan palm, it thrives under harsh conditions where few palms survive. Its fan-shaped fronds provide ample shade and a distinct tropical feel. This fan palm from California represents a symbol of endurance and natural beauty in tough environments.

• Features large, fan-shaped leaves with delicate fibrous threads
• Develops tall, straight trunks that enhance its elegant look
• Native palm of southwestern US deserts and oases
• Thrives in dry, arid conditions with remarkable drought tolerance
• Provides natural shade with its wide canopy of fronds

As a drought tolerant palm, the Washingtonia filifera is perfect for adding desert charm to landscapes. Its rugged nature combined with ornamental grace makes it a prized specimen. People admire this palm for its ability to withstand tough climates while offering a visually captivating presence. The native palm of southwestern US truly embodies the spirit of desert flora.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.