Cuban Royal Palm

The Roystonea regia, commonly known as the Cuban Royal Palm, is the palm that defines a boulevard. A smooth pale grey trunk, often visibly swollen through the middle, rises 15 to 25 metres to a bright green crownshaft, above which long arching pinnate fronds spread in a full even crown.
Nothing else in the palm palette delivers the same formality in a line, which is why it is the standard choice for resort entrances, civic avenues and hotel forecourts across the warm world.
The Cuban Royal Palm remains the most formal statement available in a palm avenue, and it grows into the role fast.