
Why We Love Palm Trees
Palm trees make an unforgettable focal point, introducing height, texture and a relaxed coastal feeling to North Carolina landscapes. Walker’s Palms specializes in helping visitors understand cold hardiness, mature size and appropriate site selection.
Planting Palm Trees
Choose a planting spot with adequate sunlight, drainage and clearance for mature fronds. Dig a wide planting hole, keep the root ball at the correct grade, backfill carefully and water thoroughly through establishment.
Garden Uses & Landscaping Inspiration
Specimen trees, entryways, patios, tropical landscapes. Bring them together with carefully chosen companions that have compatible sunlight, drainage and watering needs. Actual suitability depends on the selected species, site conditions and weather.
Care & Maintenance
Windmill palms, Sabal palms and Pindo palms each have different water, cold and growth requirements. Protect newly planted specimens from unusual cold snaps, especially during their first winter.
Popular Plants to Ask About
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all palm trees cold hardy?
No. Cold tolerance varies by species, plant size and site conditions. Ask us about the exact palm trees you are considering.
Can I see palm trees at the nursery?
Yes, you are welcome to visit Walker’s Palms in South Mills. Availability changes, so contact us first about specific varieties.
Can you arrange delivery?
Please contact us regarding shipping and arranging delivery; options may or may not be available in certain areas.









