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European Fan Palm Tree
 The Mediterranean Fan Palm is also called the European Fan Palm and this tree shows unusual cold hardiness. Although the European Fan Palm tree is slow growing it tends to form a large clump and can be used as a privacy screen. |
 The leaves of the European Fan Palm Trees are delicate, fan-shaped and vary in color from dark green, blue-green and silvery green. The European Fan Palm Tree has an attractive crown of large, blue-green fan-like leaves. |
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 Hotels along the eastern seaboard of the U.S. plant European Fan Palm Tree because of its tolerance for salt water sprays and its clumping characteristic that forms giant clusters of European Fan Palm Trees as specimen landscape plants. European Palm Trees are perfect to plant near pools for that tropical look! |
 The European Palm Tree is often called the Mediterranean Palm Tree, in a region of Europe where it is widely grown. The European Fan Palm Tree can grown to 15 feet tall in European climates, but rarely over 10 feet in America. The European Fan Palm Tree is very practical to relocate and survives easily with little transplant shock when moved, even in July. |
 The European Fan Palm Tree in European countries is commonly planted in midtown landscapes or containerized to soften the harsh look of concrete and asphalt. Major European capitol cities plant the European Fan Palm Trees in city parks and recreational areas. You can buy your European Fan Palm Trees from Aaron's Nursery now! |
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 The European Fan Palm Tree is rugged and tough in drought situations, but generally is slow growing and is considered by most nursery workers to be a dwarf palm tree. The European Fan Palm Tree can withstand cold and freezing temperatures down to 25 degrees F. The European Fan Palm Tree can survive salt water spray and is often planted in coastal locations. |
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