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Palm Trees
Are you looking for an indoor palm tree for your home? Popular palms come in lots of different varieties and sizes. Strong and graceful palm plants really help to make your home something special. You can order indoor trees online, with ease, from Bakker.com.
A palm looks extremely natural and adds a touch of the tropics to any interior. Palm tree plants are ideal for a prominent spot too. Exotic palms are also good for purifying the surrounding air; a palm plant is really a type of natural air freshener for indoors. Palm plants can be put outdoors on the patio in the summer when the temperature is a little warmer - Your palm tree will give the look and feel of being on holiday in a tropical resort. Order your exotic palm at Bakker.com now!
A palm looks extremely natural and adds a touch of the tropics to any interior. Palm tree plants are ideal for a prominent spot too. Exotic palms are also good for purifying the surrounding air; a palm plant is really a type of natural air freshener for indoors. Palm plants can be put outdoors on the patio in the summer when the temperature is a little warmer - Your palm tree will give the look and feel of being on holiday in a tropical resort. Order your exotic palm at Bakker.com now!
- Kentia palm Howea forsteriana
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens XL
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens with decorative white pot
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens with decorative anthracite pots
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens incl. decorative pot
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens with natural-coloured wicker basket
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens with decorative sea grass pots
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens with decorative white pots
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens with green decorative pots
- Arcea palm Dypsis Lutescens
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens with basket & decorative pot
- Mexican Dwarf Palm Chamaedorea elegans
- 1x Areca palm Dypsis lutescens + 1x Mexican dwarf palm Chamaedorea elegans
- Kentia palm Howea forsteriana incl. decorative pot
- Indoor palm Howea forsteriana XL with natural-coloured wicker basket
- Indoor palm Howea forsteriana XL with decorative gold pot
- Indoor palm Howea forsteriana XL with natural-coloured wicker basket
- Windmill Palm Livistona rotundifolia
- Kentia palm Livistona rotundifolia with decorative black pot
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens XL green Incl. seagrass basket
- Fan palm Livistona rotundifolia with natural-coloured wicker basket
- Areca palm Dypsis lutescens incl. blue decorative pot
- ZZ Plant Zamioculcas zamiifolia 'Zenzi'
Palm Trees
Caring for Palm Plants
An indoor palm tree is a really easy house plant to care for. Palms enjoy a fairly light, shady spot, but out of the direct rays of the full sun. The palm will remain beautiful and healthy with a fertiliser applied once a month. Water regularly, enough for the water to reach the roots, but remember: lots of water in one go is preferable to frequent, little drops of water, so that all the roots are saturated. It’s good to spray the foliage if the atmosphere is very dry. They prefer water without limescale. The healthier the plant the more resistant it will be to temperature changes in the home, such as draughts and central heating. In spring, when the temperature increases, stand your palm outdoors to enjoy a nice shower of rain to freshen it up. If necessary, carefully wipe all the individual foliage with a soft damp cloth (no cleaning fluid!) to remove dust. It will really brighten your palm tree up.Palm plants make great house plants and, given how long they can last, are more than worth the investment!
For particular characteristics and tips for caring for particular palm plants, see our selection of palms online.
The origins of the Palm Tree
Palms originated naturally from the warm regions of Asia, Africa, America and Australia. Livistonia rotundifolia palms originated in Malesia. ‘Rotundifolia’ actually refers to the round ‘hand’ shape of the palm leaves.The Rhapis palm originated in China and South East Asia with the Caryota palm, recognisable by its ‘torn’ foliage – this unusual palm tree comes from parts of India and the Philipines. Finally, you have the Cycas palm. This isn’t truly a palm but is classified as of the oldest plants around, the Cycadaceae. Cycas are also called tree ferns.
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