www.yanzum.com

YANZUM Gardens
Since 1989 All rights reserved 1989 - 2013
Spring Flowers sculpture, recycled from bed springs
(above photo) "Spring Flowers" garden sculpture created by author from old recycled bed springs.

Bismarckia-nobilis, Bismarck Palm

Bismarckia-nobilis, Bismarck Palm is one of the most eye catching of all the palms due to its large size and beautiful color. In time it tends to dominate any setting that it's placed in. This palm does quite well in Florida, including my zone 9A area where I've seen several large ones around town, even though it's rated for zone 10A-11. Mine suffered no damage in the early 2010 winter freeze.

There are great specimens both at Leu Gardens in Orlando and Rockledge Nursery near Cocoa. This palm is slow to moderate in growth, eventually able to reach 60 feet in optimum conditions. It grows on a single trunk topped by a canopy of 25 or so fan shaped fronds of blue-green that appear to be silver. Bismarck palms originated in Madagascar.

Note: Sadly last time I was at Rockledge Nursery, their large Bismark had died. I was told it was due to an unknown type of insect borer.

Bismark Palm, Bismarck Palm, Bismarkia nobillis

Click the tree above or below to purchase high quality Bismarck Palm Trees in several available sizes from our affiliate.

Bismarckia-nobilis, Bismarck Palm

Hailing from the Madagascar Islands is the massive and Jurassic looking Bismarck Palm Tree that will grab your attention instantly. The Bismarck palm will gain your respect as it gracefully lines many grand hotels, subdivisions and developments in the south. Widely used for xeriscaping in southern California to Arizona and all the way to Florida, the Bismarck will make a great impression and addition to any home. The Bismarck when fully matured can be a beautiful focal point in your yard or garden. Bismarckia-nobilis also does well indoors when young, but due to its eventual massive size, it usually finds its ultimate home outdoors. In time it can grow to the maximum height of about 60 feet. This palm tree is considered cold hardy to about 20 degrees F. Each Bismarckia-nobilis has noticeable differences, from its small spots found on its stems, to the different shades of green, silver, and bluish colors. The silver-blue leaves can add a dramatic appearance to any pool area, lawn, or backyard. The Bismarck palm tree is the most sought after outdoor palm for its beauty and awesome appearance. Click the tree above for more information. 

Back to Palm Trees from Bismarckia-nobilis

gion4


Home Page
Contact

Garden Plants
Cycads
Flowering Tropical Plants
Flowering Tropical Trees
Flowering Tropical Vines
Palm Trees
Succulents
Tropical Bamboo
Tropical Foliage Plants
Tropical Water Plants

Botanical Gardens
Palm Trees For Sale

Garden Articles
Creating Recycled Garden Art
Creating Garden Design Elements
Create a Garden Compost
About Garden Recycling

Responsible Lawn & Garden Watering

Frogs in the Rain
Mosquitoes

Nature's Maintenance Crew
Vanishing Bees

Garden Market
Garden Art for sale


Home Interior Design Market
Masks, etc.
Paintings
Antiques/Collectables
Vintage Etchings & Prints
Haitian Paintings
Collector Quality African Masks & Statues

Information
About Yanzum
FAQ (Policy Page)
Associates & Referrals






©MMIII - MMXIII All parts of this website are copyrighted and may not be used without written permission




Back to top of page