Plants in genus washingtonia
Washingtonia robusta
Washingtonia robusta, native to northwestern Mexico, is a tall palm that can reach up to 98 feet. It features long petioles with sharp thorns and a fan of leaflets. The tree produces small, pale orange-pink flowers and blue-black fruit. It is less cold-hardy than its relative, Washingtonia filifera, and is suitable for experimental gardeners.
Washingtonia filibusta
Washingtonia filibusta is a fast-growing hybrid palm, combining traits from W. robusta and W. filifera. It thrives in warm climates like California and Texas but can also adapt to other mild regions in the US. Known for its hardiness, this palm is a popular choice for adding a tropical feel to landscapes.
Washingtonia filifera 'Truth Or Consequences'
Washingtonia filifera 'Truth Or Consequences' is a cold-hardy palm native to the Southwest US, enduring temperatures as low as 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Mature plants can reach 60 feet tall with 8-foot wide fronds.
Washingtonia filifera 'Dallas Form'
Washingtonia filifera 'Dallas Form' is a hardy palm native to the Southwest, grown from seed collected in Zone 8, Dallas, Texas. It has endured temperatures as low as 11°F without damage and can grow to fruiting size in Zone 8 climates. This palm is well-suited to sunny environments.