Palm Trees

Palm Trees for Sale: What to Know Before You Buy

Palm trees for sale here range from cold-hardy outdoor varieties suited to zone 7 and warmer to compact palm trees grown indoors as houseplants no matter where you live. Whether you're planting a tropical accent by the pool or filling a bright corner indoors, this collection covers both ends of that range.

How to Choose the Right Palm Tree for Your Yard

Growing zone comes first for anything you plan to keep outdoors. Most palm trees here need warm winters, zone 9 and up, though a few cold-hardy exceptions exist. Windmill Palm Tree, for example, is rated for zones 7 through 11, making it one of the few palm trees that can handle real winter cold.

Mature size is the next factor. Some outdoor palms grow into towering specimens over time, while others stay compact enough for a patio pot. Checking mature height before buying saves you from planting something that eventually outgrows its spot.

Indoor Palm Trees vs. Outdoor Palm Trees

Not every palm tree in this collection needs to live outside. Areca Palm Tree is commonly grown as an indoor plant, valued for low-maintenance care and its ability to filter indoor air. Majesty Palm Tree and Ponytail Palm are two more varieties that do well in containers, making them a fit for a bright room or a covered patio in colder climates. For more houseplant options beyond palms, our indoor plants collection covers a wider range, and our pots and containers selection has options sized for whichever variety you choose.

Best Palm Trees for Tropical, Warm-Climate Landscaping

If you're planting outdoors in a warm climate, palm trees pair naturally with other tropical plants for a resort-style look, and taller varieties like Sylvester Palm or European Fan Palm Tree can double as privacy screening along a property line. As a category, palm trees fall under our broader shade trees selection, alongside other large landscape trees suited to warm-climate yards.