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The foxtail palm tree (Wodyetia bifurcata), an Australian native, is an adaptable, fast growing specimen. In recent years, varieties of foxtail palm trees have become popular with landscapers and nurserymen in warmer zones of the United States. Grown in a wide range of soils, the only requirements are that soil be well draining and not highly acidic. Tolerant of salty sea spray and wind, the foxtail palm tree is an excellent choice for those who live on ocean fronts and other salt prone areas. Let’s take a look at how to grow foxtail palms in your garden. the foxtail palm tree is suitable for container growing and may be used as an interior planting if correct growing conditions exist. Containers must be large enough to accommodate the large root system. Seeds may be started in small containers and transplanted when germination occurs. The attractive foxtail palm tree grows most rapidly in a full sun area, but may thrive in partially shaded areas as well. The foxtail palm tree prefers a humid environment which may be provided by nearby fountains or pebble trays in the immediate area where it is grown. Seeds started in pots should be kept moist until germination occurs. Germination may occur as quickly as one month or take up to one year, but is most often accomplished within a three month time frame. Note –   Plant comes either with a nursery pot or bag . Actual Plant May Vary From The Image Shown As It Is A Natural Plant And Will Vary Piece To Piece. Pot Color May Vary From Image Shown Due To Photographic Effects. Plants And Pots Do Not Come With Any Warranty. These Are Natural Plants And Require To Be Handled With Love And Care. Terms and Conditions: The plant is being provided to you at the farmer's wholesale price. The delivery charge will depend on the weight of the product and the distance of transport and will be charged extra as applicable .