THIS SATURDAY WE WILL BE OPEN FROM 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
SUNDAY WE WILL BE CLOSED
Palms Northwest
29525 112th Ave SE - Auburn, WA 98092
253-859-4500
Spring & Summer Hours
The Farm is now on Spring and Summer hours.
Saturdays: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sundays: Later in the Spring we will be open on Sundays.
We are located at 29525 112th Ave. S.E., Auburn, just south of Kent Washington on the East Hill
We are providers of Cold Hardy Palms to the Pacific Northwest. We have a large selection of tall Chinese Windmill Palms. These are the most popular palm trees in the Northwest. Easy to take care of and hardy down to 5 degrees.
We sell palms to landscape professionals and homeowners, even if you only want one.
Landscapers. We are available to the Professional Landscapers 6
days a week.
Just give us a call. 253-859-4500
We are providers of Cold Hardy Palms to the
Pacific Northwest. We have a large selection of tall Chinese Windmill Palms.
These are the most popular palm trees in the Northwest. Easy to take care of
and hardy down to 5 degrees.
Delivery is available at a minimal
charge, $50.00 plus $2.00 per
mile. Delivery with tractor service is available for larger palms. This way we
are able to set large palms into your prepared area.
Winter is a
great time to plant palm trees. This is the time of year that palm trees are
generating roots and the crown is dormant. By planting at this time of year and
proper fertilization, the palms will be ready to grow in the spring. We are
distributors of Lutz Palm Tree Fertilizer spikes, a great and simple way to
keep your palms and sagos healthy.
Fertilizer. Spring and Fall is the time to Fertilize. Your palms can't live on water alone. Palm trees need a couple of micro-nutrients that are not found at high enough levels in our soil. Manganese and Magnesium are very important to the health of palms. We sell "Palm Tree Fertilizer Spikes" that work very well and are just about as simple to use as it can get. Take the recommended number of spikes out to your palm tree, drive them into the ground with a hammer and you’re done. We are happy to ship you the spikes that you need, just give us a call or drop us an email.
More info is on our fertilizer page.
Bananas. We are proud to make available Musa Basjoo Banana plants. These bananas are commonly referred to as Cold Hardy Bananas. I have had these in my yard for the past eight years and they have produced fruit.
Please see our Banana page.
Hibiscus. We have tested these plants for the past three years with fantastic results. These Hibiscus are perennials and very cold hardy. They die back in the winter and come on like gangbusters in late spring. In our test garden, we were amazed by the sheer number of blossoms that bloomed on the plants. Hundreds would be a major understatement. We will have these plants available for planting in May 2009. Their flowers come in a variety of colors, Red, White, Yellow, Blue, Plum, Purple and Gold.
Please see our Hibiscus Page.
Dracaenas. We are pleased to let you know that we will have this foliage for your garden this spring. We sell out of this plant every year by about the fourth of July. For those of you not familiar with the Dracaena they are a burgundy version of a green spike dracaena or cordyline.
Please see our Dracaena page.
Cannas. Last year we started cultivating our own Cannas here in the Puget Sound climate and our customers had great results with these beautiful plants. By growing them here we can offer plants that are on our light and temperature conditions, not the conditions of the Florida growers. These are a very tropical perennial hardy to -20 degrees. The foliage is striking with green, bronze and variegated leaves. Blooms are red, yellow, orange and pink with many having a blend of these colors.