Trees
Plants that Go with Magnolia Trees
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Here we look at a number of plants that go well with both deciduous and evergreen magnolia trees.

Fertilizer For Banana Trees
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Banana trees are heavy feeders which rely on frequent fertilizer applications. Learn all about how to fertilize your banana plant here.

How Long Do Magnolia Trees Live
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The life expectancy of a magnolia tree will largely depend on the care it receives since improper conditions will lead to the untimely decline of this plant.

Types of Magnolia Trees
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Magnolia trees are loved for the stunning flowers they produce, which are typically cream or white but can also come in shades of pink and purple. These trees belong to the Magnoliaceae, with the Magnolia genus comprising over 200 different species. Here we look at 15 of the most popular types of Magnolia trees from around the world.

Cat Palm Care
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The Cat Palm does not take the shape of a tree like many palms. It lacks a central trunk or main stem, and instead produces a dense clump of multiple slender stems which hold large, arching fronds of pinnate green leaflets. These plants make excellent tropical style privacy borders when planted in a row, because of the mass of fronds. They can also be kept as attractive houseplants, creating a similar look to the Areca Palm.

Yucca Palm Care
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Yucca Palms are a palm-like type of tree which actually belong to an entirely different family to palms. These trees are native to South America and parts of the Southern United States, and they can feature a central trunk or multiple trunks, with crowns of sword-shaped foliage bursting out like stars at the top.

Majesty Palm Care
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The Majesty Palm is native to Madagascar, where it typically grows to between 80 and 100 feet in height. Outside of Africa, this plant is most commonly cultivated as a houseplant, where it will generally not exceed 10 feet tall. When young it takes on the look of a Kentia Palm, but as it ages it most closely resembles the Royal Palm.

Plants that Look Like a Banana Tree
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The aesthetic of a banana plant is very popular right now, with its huge vertical dark green leaves that add an effortlessly tropical vibe to home interiors and exotic themed gardens. Unfortunately, true banana plants are not the easiest to care for, and they have quite specific care requirements. If you want a banana plant outdoors, you’ll also have to ensure the plant is suitable for growing in your local climate, which generally means your climate needs to be free from frost.

Types of Banana Plants
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There are roughly 70 different species of banana plants which all belong to the Musa genus. This genus is responsible for producing both bananas and plantains. Though these fruits are economically important across the world, banana plants are not just cultivated for their ability to produce bananas. They also have a striking appearance, with long paddle-like foliage in bright green, which makes them popular as ornamental plants.

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There are over 2600 species of palms, and among these, there is some color variation, especially if you take into account the colors of the many fruits palms can produce. Here we take a closer look at the colors palm trees come in.

Can Palm Trees Survive Freezing Weather
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The lowest temperature that a palm tree can survive in will depend on the species. Palm trees which are known to be cold hardy can survive in temperatures well below freezing, down to -15°F.

How Often Do You Water an Indoor Palm Plant
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Palms make great house plants because they hail from warm climates, which means they adapt well to typical indoor temperatures, and they bring a touch of tropical style to home decor. Most palms are easy to grow and require little attention, however the one aspect of their care which is essential to get right is their watering. Here we explain how to ensure your palm gets the correct amount of water and stays healthy and thriving.