Plant name | Washingtonia palm |
Scientific name | Washingttonia robusta |
Size (max height) | 24 meters |
Home country | north america |
Tree age | 250 years |
Growth rate | Fast |
soil | Well-drained, fertile soil |
Exposure to sunlight | Permanent |
The smell | Attractive scent |
Irrigation | Watering when the soil is dry |
Washingttonia Robusta is a fast-growing palm species native to North America. It belongs to the palm family, is fast-growing and can withstand temperatures below zero. It does not require much care, but regular watering helps it grow.
Washingttonia robusta tree shape
Washingtonia is one of the most famous and widespread types of palm trees in the world. It is characterized by being evergreen, its leaves are fan-shaped and the ends hang down like threads, it has a long stem, and it is characterized by long, white, clustered flowers that bloom in the summer. Its fruits are also characterized by a spherical, black shape.
Washingtonia palm types
There are many types of Washingttonia robusta available, including:
mexican washington
It is one of the best types that are grown for landscaping. It is also fast-growing, wind-resistant, and grows perfectly with regular watering.
Washingtonia filiver
Called the Desert Fan, this species is native to the southwestern United States, grown in subtropical climates, and is evergreen.
Washingtonia philipposta
This species does not tolerate high humidity, and is grown in Washington, Portland, and thrives with regular watering and care.
Washingtonia Tree Care
- Exposure to sunlight for 6-8 hours every day.
- Washingtonia palms are planted in well-drained soil, and are left to dry out because this helps them grow better, as they tolerate drought and salty soil.
- You need to fertilize with a palm tree fertilizer in the fall.
- Water during spring and summer and avoid waterlogging.
Pruning Washingtonia Palms
As the years pass, the large fronds of the Washingttonia robusta will droop around the base, so the fronds must be removed to preserve the palm, and damaged leaves must be cut off, and leaves that hang beyond the horizontal line must be removed, in addition to pruning extra shoots to stimulate the growth of the main trunk.
What is the growth rate of Washingtonia palms?
Washingttonia robusta is planted at a distance of 5-10 meters from each other and is fast-growing, reaching a height of 24 meters, as it grows at a rate of one meter every year.
Benefits of Washingtonia Fruits
Washingtonia fruits are used to treat heart problems, as they contain a high percentage of potassium. They also reduce the level of harmful cholesterol in the blood and reduce the incidence of heart attacks.
Washingtonia robusta for sale
The price of Washingtonia robusta palms ranges from 450 to 950 Saudi riyals, and the price varies depending on the length of the stem and the density of the growth of Washingttonia robusta.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the planting times for Washingtonia?
It can be planted all year round but is best planted in spring and summer.
How long does it take for a palm tree to bear fruit?
The palm tree begins to bear fruit after 4 years of planting, and continues to produce for up to 50 years from the time it is planted in the ground