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Cayman Thatch Palm - Coccothrinax proctorii
Proctor's Silver Palm Description
The exotic yet tropical Cayman Thatch Palm is one of the most adaptable palm trees for zones 9b to 11a. The Cayman Thatch Palm radiates tropical beauty and is also known as the Proctor's Silver Palm. This single trunk palm rarely grows more than 12 to 25 ft tall with a spread of about 6 to 8 FT. In its native habitat, the Proctor's Silver Palm enjoys moist soil and tolerates poor soils that have good drainage. The Cayman Thatch Palm thrives in rich, slightly acidic well draining soils. This palm tree also does extremely well with salt winds and being around beach environments. This Tropical Palm comes from the Cayman Islands and is popular with south Floridians. The medium sized solitary fan palm is best planted in a full sun and will tolerate no extra waterings once established. The Cayman Thatch Palm makes a great accent as it is considered to embody the tropical appearance of being on an island. You can find this palm tree growing natively in the Caymans, Antigua, Barbados, Barbuda, Dominica, Guadeloupe, Marie Galante, Martinique, Saint Lucia and Trinidad.
For more photos of the Cayman Thatch Palm, visit our Cayman Thatch Palm Photo Gallery, it’s packed with vivid pictures of the Cayman Thatch Palm for indoor and outdoor uses!
Wholesale Nursery
For wholesale palm pricing on Island Tropical Palm Foliage please contact us at 888-RPT-AGRO or contact us via email at customer.service[at]realpalmtrees.com
Proctor's Silver Palm Description
The exotic yet tropical Cayman Thatch Palm is one of the most adaptable palm trees for zones 9b to 11a. The Cayman Thatch Palm radiates tropical beauty and is also known as the Proctor's Silver Palm. This single trunk palm rarely grows more than 12 to 25 ft tall with a spread of about 6 to 8 FT. In its native habitat, the Proctor's Silver Palm enjoys moist soil and tolerates poor soils that have good drainage. The Cayman Thatch Palm thrives in rich, slightly acidic well draining soils. This palm tree also does extremely well with salt winds and being around beach environments. This Tropical Palm comes from the Cayman Islands and is popular with south Floridians. The medium sized solitary fan palm is best planted in a full sun and will tolerate no extra waterings once established. The Cayman Thatch Palm makes a great accent as it is considered to embody the tropical appearance of being on an island. You can find this palm tree growing natively in the Caymans, Antigua, Barbados, Barbuda, Dominica, Guadeloupe, Marie Galante, Martinique, Saint Lucia and Trinidad.
For more photos of the Cayman Thatch Palm, visit our Cayman Thatch Palm Photo Gallery, it’s packed with vivid pictures of the Cayman Thatch Palm for indoor and outdoor uses!
Wholesale Nursery
For wholesale palm pricing on Island Tropical Palm Foliage please contact us at 888-RPT-AGRO or contact us via email at customer.service[at]realpalmtrees.com
Additional Information
| SKU | pt-10-01 small cayman thatch palm tree |
| Palm Tree Size | Small |
| Palm Tree Attributes | Rare and Exotic, Tropical, Pinnate (Fan Leaves) |
| Palm Tree Name | Cayman Thatch Palm |
| Palm Tree Common Names | Protcor's Silver Palm, Silver Palm, Cayman Palm Tree, |
| Palm Tree Botanical Name | Coccothrinax proctorii |
| Palm Tree Country of Origin | Cayman Islands |
| Indoor/Outdoor Use | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Palm Tree Maintenance | Easy, Easy to Moderate |
| Palm Tree Can Be Potted | Yes |
| Palm Tree Growth Rate | Slow, Slow to Moderate |
| Average Max Height (Mature) | 20 - 30 ft |
| Palm Tree Radius Spacing (Mature) | 5 to 10 ft |
| Palm Tree Sun Exposure | Moderate, Moderate to High |
| Palm Tree Flower | Yes |
| Palm Tree Fruit | Yes |
| Cold Toleration | Zone 9b (25 to 30 F), Zone 10a (30 to 35 F), Zone 10b (35 to 40 F), Zone 11 (above 40 F) |
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