Robellini Palm DBL 45G

Robellini Palm Double in 45-Gallon Pot available in Jupiter, FL

Compact, elegant, and always tropical—the Robellini Palm, or Pygmy Date Palm (Phoenix roebelenii), in a double-trunk form brings beautiful balance and lush texture to any South Florida landscape. With soft, arching fronds and a manageable size, it’s ideal for framing entryways, enhancing poolscapes, or adding instant resort-style charm. This 45-gallon specimen offers a full, mature presence with strong structure and dense green foliage.

The double-trunk configuration creates a pleasing symmetry—perfect for landscape designs that call for harmony and visual interest without overwhelming a space.

Care & Growing Info (Optimized for South Florida):

• Sunlight: Performs well in full sun to part shade—minimum of 4–6 hours of light daily.

• Watering: Moderate. Water regularly during establishment. Tolerates short dry spells once mature.

• Soil: Best in well-draining sandy or loamy soils. Avoid waterlogged conditions. Excellent in containers or landscape beds.

• Fertilizer: Apply palm fertilizer 3 times a year, with magnesium and manganese to prevent nutrient deficiencies.

• Growth Habit: Graceful double-trunk structure with fine-textured feather fronds. In a 45-gallon pot, typically 6–8 feet tall. Can mature to 10–12 feet in the ground.

• Temperature: USDA Zones 9b–11. Can tolerate light frost—great for most of South Florida.

• Maintenance: Low. Clean off old fronds as needed. Minimal mess, no invasive roots.

Foliage & Trunk Notes:
Each trunk supports its own crown of finely divided fronds. The narrow trunks have a textured, ringed appearance that adds character and contrast to the leafy canopy.

Medicinal & Nutritional Benefits:
While part of the date palm family, Robellini Palms are not grown for fruit or medicinal purposes. They offer ornamental and environmental value, like oxygen production and habitat for beneficial insects.

Ideal For:

• Poolside or patio planting

• Entryway framing and focal points

• Lush, layered tropical designs

• Containers, courtyards, and garden borders

• Gardeners who want elegance without the bulk

Plant Classification:

• Scientific Name: Phoenix roebelenii

• Plant Type: Ornamental palm

• Family: Arecaceae

• Class: Monocot

• Growth Form: Feather-leaf evergreen perennial

  • Evergreen: Keeps its green fronds year-round

  • Perennial: Long-lived and reliable in the landscape

  • Feather-leaf: Soft, arching leaves with finely divided leaflets

• Container Size: 45-gallon pot

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