This peculiar palm tree in Peru, shared by Atlas Obscura, grows like a serpent across the ground, and locals trim one of its ...

A friend sent me a photo of a "bald" palm tree ( Trachycarpus wagnerianus ). I've never seen anyone remove the fuzz from the trunk, but it's pretty cool. Makes me think of the tall palms in drier ...

1. Golden Glow Wrap Create an elegant display by wrapping your palm tree trunk and fronds in golden lights. The warm glow mimics the soft light of candles, creating a luxurious, inviting ambiance.

It’s just that it looks like a palm, so we call it a palm. Think cycad, aka sago palm, but it is really a dicot as well. The shoots or suckers are produced at the base of its swollen trunk.

The tree isn’t just any old palm; it’s a Chilean wine palm (Jubaea chilensis). Native to the Andes Mountains foothills in central Chile, the evergreen palms can grow up to 60 feet tall, with ...

The tree’s palm heart – a soft fruit in the trunk – is a nutritious delicacy. Most palms can regrow from their shoots but the juçara cannot, so when the palm heart is removed, the tree dies.

Perfect for adding a tropical flair to any space, these XXXL palm trees are set to be a perfect addition to any garden, patio, conservatory or interior - and now they're £100 less ...