Pygmy Date Palm Growth Habit & Uses

Pygmy Date Palm, scientific name Phoenix roebelenii is also commonly known as the Dwarf Date Palm, and Robellini Palm. They are compact palms with a maximum height of 12-15’ and a growth rate of 4-8” per year. They are sub-tropical palms and cold hardy to temperatures in the mid-twenties, depending on the duration of the freeze. They are non-clustering palms planted together to form popular doubles and triples. Unique to Robellinis are the aerial roots that evolved to help the palm elevate from wet areas they grow naturally.

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