Mexican Blue Palm

The Brahea armata, commonly known as the Mexican Blue Palm, is a solitary fan palm from the dry canyons of Baja California, and one of the bluest palms in cultivation. Stiff, waxy, silver-blue costapalmate fronds are held in a compact crown above a stout grey trunk marked with old leaf bases.
It is slow, extremely drought-hardy and unusually cold-tolerant for a desert palm, which makes it a durable feature specimen rather than a quick result. Designers use it as a lit accent in courtyards, entrances and gravel gardens where the foliage colour carries the composition.
The Mexican Blue Palm is a long-term investment specimen, chosen for a frond colour no other palm of its size can supply.