The Foxtail Palm is one of the most attractive palms for UAE landscapes, known for its dense, feather-like fronds that resemble a fox’s tail. Standing at 320 cm, this palm adds instant height, luxury, and tropical beauty to any outdoor space.

Grown in a 50 Ltr pot, it is suitable for villas, patios, gardens, driveways, resorts, and commercial properties. The Foxtail Palm thrives in full sun and adapts well to UAE weather, making it a low-maintenance yet high-impact landscaping plant.

Delivered fresh, healthy, and ready for planting anywhere in the UAE.

🌿 Key Features

• Height: 320 cm

• Pot size: 50 Ltr

• Premium outdoor landscaping palm

• Fast-growing and highly tolerant to UAE climate

• Beautiful feathery fronds

• Ideal for villas, gardens, entrances, and resorts

• Low maintenance once established

🌱 Plant Care

• Light: Full sun

• Water: Moderate (2–3 times per week)

• Soil: Well-draining sandy soil

• Fertilizer: Monthly during growing season

• Climate: Excellent heat tolerance; suitable for UAE outdoors

• Maintenance: Low

Faqs

1. What is Foxtail Palm?
Foxtail Palm (Wodyetia bifurcata) is an elegant, tropical palm known for its bushy, feathery fronds resembling a fox’s tail. It’s ideal for outdoor gardens and landscaping.

2. Where can I plant Foxtail Palm?
Plant in sunny, well-drained locations outdoors. It works well in tropical and subtropical gardens, patios, and as a striking landscape feature.

3. How do I care for Foxtail Palm?
Provide full sun, moderate watering, and well-draining soil. Fertilize occasionally with a balanced palm fertilizer and remove dead fronds to maintain appearance.

4. Is Foxtail Palm drought-tolerant?
Yes, once established, Foxtail Palm tolerates periods of drought. Regular watering helps growth during the first few years.

5. How fast does Foxtail Palm grow?
It is a moderately fast-growing palm. With proper care, it can grow several feet per year until reaching its mature height of 25–30 feet.

6. Can Foxtail Palm be grown in containers?
Young palms can be grown in large, well-drained containers temporarily, but they thrive best when planted directly in the ground due to their mature size.