Versatile & Hardy Meet Stylish!
The Pindo Palm is a showy plant with long, uniquely colored blue-grey palms and a heavy grey trunk. Along with their cosmetic appeal, mature Pindos produce large clusters of orange edible fruits.
It is hardy tree that does well when planted freestanding or potted, given you the option to add a touch of the tropics to your yard or your patio. Our trees arrive well-maintained and with an established root system, which is ideal for landscaping.
Pindos work well in smaller spaces, as they require little growing area and are extremely drought tolerant. Any maintenance of this variety is minimal as they survive with infrequent watering ‘– great for the forgetful gardener, or those living in dryer areas.
Diseases are not a major concern for this palm and this slow grower can reach lengths of 20 feet. Pindo Palms are best suited to growing zones 8-11, however due to this variety’s hardiness and mature arrival it is a welcome addition as a potted plant in most other regions as well.
Pindo Palms make lovely accents in small areas such as entryways and courtyards. They also serve well as shade in walkways or pool areas. Often called a Jelly Palm, the fruit of the Pindo Palm is edible and is used in jellies, jams, and as a snack eaten directly from the tree.
Planting and Care
Choosing a location: Pindo palms will thrive in a variety of conditions, in cooler climates they will like a full sun location, in warmer areas they will prefer some afternoon shade. Pindo Palms can tolerate almost any soil type and can be grown in small areas like parking lot islands and small spaces. They prefer well-draining soil and can tolerate dry conditions, but look better with adequate moisture.
Planting:
You don’t have to immediately repot your plant – you’ll only need to repot approximately every other year, once your Palm outgrows its shipped container or original pot. Increase the pot size by 2 inches each time you repot to accommodate new growth.
If growing outdoors make sure you give the palm well-draining soil and adequate space above to grow.
Watering: Palm trees are drought tolerant once established, but will require frequent watering while getting established. Allowing the soil to dry out will weaken the root system of the palm tree, only allow the soil to dry 1-2 inches down before watering again. The frequency will depend on the climate and how much rain you are receiving.
Pruning: Palm trees need very little pruning, only needing brown fronds or old fruit removed on occasion. This can be done any time of the year as needed.
Fertilizing: Young palm trees do not need fertilized until after they put out a new spear, about 2 months. After that they will perform best when fertilized with a slow release fertilizer such a 10-5-10 formula.





















Emily Johnson –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a stunning addition to my garden. It’s easy to care for and adds a tropical vibe to my backyard.
Michael Brown –
I love the Pindo Palm Tree! It’s hardy and has survived through some harsh weather conditions. Highly recommend it.
Sarah Davis –
This palm tree is beautiful and well-packaged upon arrival. It’s growing well and looks great in my front yard.
David Wilson –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a bit smaller than I expected, but it’s healthy and thriving. I’m happy with my purchase.
Laura Martinez –
I’m impressed with the quality of this palm tree. It’s well-rooted and has added a nice touch to my landscape.
James Anderson –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a great value for the price. It’s easy to maintain and looks fantastic in my garden.
Jessica Taylor –
I had some issues with the initial planting, but the tree has since adapted well and is growing nicely.
Daniel Thomas –
This palm tree is exactly what I was looking for. It’s healthy, well-packaged, and adds a tropical feel to my yard.
Amanda White –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a beautiful plant, but it took a while to establish itself. Patience is key!
Christopher Harris –
I’m very pleased with this purchase. The tree is healthy, and it’s already starting to grow taller.
Elizabeth Clark –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a great addition to my landscape. It’s low-maintenance and looks amazing.
Matthew Lewis –
This palm tree is perfect for my backyard. It’s thriving and adds a nice tropical touch to the space.
Olivia Walker –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a beautiful plant, but it required more care than I initially expected. Still, it’s worth it.
Emily Johnson –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a stunning addition to my garden. Its unique blue-green fronds and compact size make it a perfect focal point. It’s also low-maintenance, which is a huge plus for me. Highly recommend!
Emily Carter –
The Pindo Palm Tree is an excellent addition to my garden! It’s elegant, hardy, and adds a tropical vibe without being too high-maintenance. The blue-green fronds are stunning, and it handles our mild winters perfectly. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enhance their outdoor space.
Michael Thompson –
I love the Pindo Palm Tree for its resilience and beauty. It’s thriving in my backyard, even in clay soil. The only downside is that it grows slower than I expected, but I guess that’s part of its charm. Overall, a great investment for a low-maintenance landscape.
Sarah Johnson –
This palm tree is gorgeous and adds a unique touch to my yard. However, it requires more watering than I anticipated, especially during dry spells. Despite that, I’m happy with its growth and the tropical feel it brings. It’s definitely a conversation starter!
Daniel Lee –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a showstopper! It’s easy to care for and adapts well to different conditions. The only minor issue is the occasional yellowing of fronds, but that’s easily managed with proper care. I’d buy it again in a heartbeat.
Laura Martinez –
I’m impressed with the Pindo Palm Tree’s ability to withstand strong winds and cooler temperatures. It’s a hardy plant that adds a tropical flair to my coastal property. The only drawback is the slow growth rate, but I’m willing to be patient for such a beautiful tree.
Michael Brown –
I purchased the Pindo Palm Tree for my backyard, and it has exceeded my expectations. It’s thriving in the warm climate and adds a tropical vibe to the space. The delivery was quick, and the tree arrived in great condition.
Sarah Lee –
The Pindo Palm Tree is beautiful, but it took a while to acclimate to my garden. It required more watering than I initially thought, but now it’s doing well. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase.
David Martinez –
I love the Pindo Palm Tree! It’s a hardy plant that adds a touch of elegance to my landscape. The only downside is that it’s a bit pricey, but the quality justifies the cost.
Linda White –
The Pindo Palm Tree is a great choice for anyone looking to add a tropical feel to their garden. It’s easy to care for and grows at a steady pace. I’m very satisfied with this purchase.