Palm Trees

12 products

Instant tropical structure — bold, sculptural fronds that turn a patio, poolside, or bright corner of the house into something that feels like vacation, no matter your zip code.

Guarantee
30-day plant guarantee
Shipping
USPS & FedEx · all 48 states
Sourcing
Partner nurseries nationwide
Based in
York, SC
12 products

AboutPalm Trees

Nothing says “tropical” faster than a palm. Arching fronds, clean vertical trunks, and that unmistakable resort silhouette make palms the quickest way to add height, shade, and bold architectural form to a space. Whether you want a single statement specimen by the pool, a row of structure along a fence line, or a living sculpture in a sunny living room, a palm does the heavy lifting that smaller plants can’t.

There’s a palm for every spot. Cold-hardy types like Windmill and Sago handle frost and thrive in the ground far north of the tropics, while classic feather and fan palms bring poolside drama in warm zones. Indoors, easygoing palms such as Areca, Parlor, and Majesty have been favorite houseplants for generations because they tolerate containers, lower light, and ordinary indoor air with grace.

How to choose from this collection

Start with where it will live. For year-round outdoor planting, match a palm’s cold tolerance to your climate — the hardier varieties take winter in stride, while tropical types are best as container plants you can shelter from frost. For indoors, pick a palm rated for lower light and give it your brightest window. We carry palms in a range of sizes and forms, from compact tabletop plants to floor-standing specimens ready to anchor a room.

Easy to keep happy. Most palms want bright light, well-draining soil, and watering when the top inch or two dries out — they dislike soggy roots far more than the occasional missed drink. A warm, draft-free spot and the odd misting keep indoor fronds lush and green.

Shipped to arrive healthy. Every palm is grown in our nursery network, inspected, and hand-packed in protective, season-aware packaging to protect those fronds in transit — and we honor the state-by-state agricultural rules that govern where palms can ship.

Common questions

  • Can palms survive cold winters?

    Some can. Cold-hardy palms like Windmill and Sago tolerate frost and even snow, and grow in the ground well north of the tropics. Tropical varieties are best kept in containers so you can move them somewhere sheltered before the first hard freeze.

  • Are palms good indoor plants?

    Many are. Areca, Parlor, Majesty, and Kentia palms are classic houseplants prized for handling container life and indoor light. Give them your brightest spot, and they add height and tropical greenery to any room.

  • How much light does a palm need?

    Most prefer bright light. Outdoors, that usually means full sun to partial shade depending on the variety. Indoors, place them near a bright window; if fronds stretch or pale, they want more light, so move them closer or add a grow light.

  • Why are the tips of my palm turning brown?

    Brown frond tips are usually a sign of dry air, inconsistent watering, or salt and mineral buildup. Water steadily once the top inch or two of soil dries, raise humidity with misting or a pebble tray, and trim only the dead tips to keep things tidy.

  • Which states can palms ship to?

    Palms carry agricultural shipping restrictions that vary by state. Those rules are built into fulfillment, so plants are only sent where they’re allowed to go.

Still have questions?Call (803) 610-1386or email info@livegoodlogistics.com