How to Grow and Care for syagrus

Queen palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) is a fast-growing tree with a smooth gray trunk and gracefully arching, feather-like fronds. It blooms cream-colored flowers and produces bright orange fruit that grows in heavy clusters. It is moderately salt tolerant, prefers full sun, and is commonly planted in city landscapes along streets and sidewalks. Grows to 15 m tall.

The syagrus sancona is a stately palm with a solitary, smooth trunk, typically swelling at the base. Its long and arching pinnate leaves give an elegant canopy, while clusters of yellowish flowers lead to oval, yellow-brownish fruit. Adaptable to a range of tropical conditions, syagrus sancona thrives in both humid lowlands and dry regions, signaling resilience and plasticity in habitat preference.

Ouricury palm is a slender, elegant palm with a smooth, solitary trunk often capped by an attractive crown of pinnate fronds. Its grayish trunk contrasts with the lush green, feather-like leaves that gracefully arch overhead. This native to Brazilian landscapes thrives in sandy soils, where it endures dry climates, and its drought resistance aids survival. Its compact size often makes it a charming choice for ornamental planting.