11 February 2024About The Nolina Nelsonii Nolina nelsonii is a species of agave which typically grows in very dry and rocky areas. It has a very distinct look, with its long and slender leaves forming an inverted cone shape. The leaves are light green in color with darker stripes and large red
11 February 2024About The Windmill Palm The Windmill Palm (Trachycarpus Fortunei) is an evergreen species of palm tree native to subtropical and temperate regions of Asia. The Windmill Palm is a cold-hardy, slow growing variety with deep green fan shaped leaves. It can reach up to 40 feet in height when mature,
11 February 2024The Sago Palm is an attractive, slow-growing shrub native to China and Japan. It has thick, glossy green leaves arranged in a fan-like shape at the top of its trunk. The branches are sparsely covered with small leaflets. Its trunk can reach up to 10 feet tall and it is
11 February 2024Tips and Tricks for a Thriving Saw Palmetto Plant in Your Garden Saw palmetto is a small palm tree that is native to the southeastern United States. It is a hardy and low-maintenance plant that is perfect for adding a tropical touch to your garden or landscape. In this blog,
11 February 2024At Walker’s Palms & Exotic Plants, we are committed to offering a wide range of high-quality tropical and desert plants at competitive prices. We have many different species of palms, cacti and desert plants, many of which are rare or hard to find in other places. Our knowledgeable team can
10 February 2024Tips and Ideas for Designing and Maintaining a Xeriscape Garden Xeriscaping is a landscaping technique that focuses on creating a beautiful, water-efficient garden that is sustainable and low-maintenance. By using plants that are adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, and by minimizing the use of water and other
07 February 2024Click here for the interactive planting zone map Gardening and agriculture are activities that are deeply influenced by climate and weather patterns. Different regions have different climates and some plants thrive in specific conditions while others perish in the same. This is where the Cold Hardiness Zone Map comes into
