Plant palm trees that are known to grow well in your climate. Keep the root ball moist and backfill your planting hole with a 50/50 blend of native soil and Miracle-Gro® Garden Soil for Palm Cactus & Citrus. Use a soaker hose to keep your new palm tr

In this video, This Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook heads to Miami to plant several varieties of palm trees in a front yard. Steps: 1. Arrange the potted palm in the yard, then check for proper spacing and placement. If planting more than one, a

To plant a palm tree, dig your hole at least 6 inches wider and deeper than the tree’s root ball. Then, put 6 inches of sand in the bottom of the hole. Next, expose the root ball’s root system and ease the tree down, making sure the root ball is sligh