7 Gallon Lady Palms, $45.00 to $80.00 each. I have 14 pots of these and each is 7 gal. with 3 to 7 stalks that are 42-in to 61-in in planted height for each pot. "Rhapis excelsa also known as Broadleaf Lady Palms. If you don't think this is a GREAT deal on these 7 gal. pots of Lady Palms, just call a local Plant Nursery and check the price they get for one.
These Palms will grow anywhere. Do you have a tree that you can't get anything to grow under? these will thrive there, and will fill in all the bare area's over time.
And as far as cold hardiness, these Lady Palms are good down to 15 degrees F to 18 degrees F, you don't have to worry about these not handling the cold during the winter anywhere around here.
These are great Palms and very expensive to purchase at Landscape Nurseries. I have had these Palms at several homes I have owned, I could tell you all about them but it would be best if you just Googled them and you will be able to find out everything you want to know about them , including why they get the high prices they get for these at the nurseries.
Nursery price for a 3 gal. 3 stalks 3-ft tall. is $65.00, 7 gal. 4 stalks 4-ft. tall is $150.00 check them out, that's why these are such a great deal.
I had a large stand of these at my home and harvested these about 6 months ago, they are in 7gal. pots and are ready to go. They can be left in the pots for patio plants or planted in the ground.
So come and take a look at them, all of them look great.