The palmetto tree, or cabbage palm, grows in coastal areas and is the state tree of South Carolina. Learn more about growing and caring for a palmetto tree in your yard.

For this reason, learning how to protect palm trees in winter is always sensible, especially if you garden in a cooler, northerly zone where the winter weather can prove challenging. Here, one ...

Which palm trees grow in South Carolina? The sabal palmetto, South Carolina’s state tree, is among the most common and best-suited to the area.

Which palm trees grow in South Carolina? The sabal palmetto, South Carolina’s state tree, is among the most common and best-suited to the area.

With hurricane season just around the corner, is it time to hurricane prune your palm trees? The answer might surprise you.

We call them palm trees but they really are something else Here’s why In-N-Out has palms at each location ...

For police in Gulf Shores what was in those sacks may have been a bigger surprise, hundreds of pounds of berries from palmetto palm trees.

The city is awaiting a report from an arborist on several Washingtonia palm trees in Waterfront Park that are in tough shape. The city may remove the trees and replace them with native Sabal ...

Dwarf palmetto is the easiest of the three fan palms to identify, because plants will flower when they are several years old. One or more flower stalks arise from the base of the plant and bear ...

Do you see fewer palm trees in New Orleans? Blame these two deadly, incurable diseases. Many date palm trees came from Asia, Africa and the Canary Islands and are susceptible to bronzing disease.

Which palm trees grow in South Carolina? The sabal palmetto, South Carolina’s state tree, is among the most common and best-suited to the area.

Which palm trees grow in South Carolina? The sabal palmetto, South Carolina’s state tree, is among the most common and best-suited to the area.