Washingtonia Robusta

Washington called the Mexico Palm robusta.
Washingtonia robusta is often confused with the other species in the genus Washingtonia filifera. It is distinguished by a fine, slender trunk, a less dense crown of leaves and the presence of prominent fanglike teeth along the edges of the petiole.
It is slightly less hardy than Washingtonia filifera, but even faster growth.
Family: Arecaceae
leaves: persistent
growth: fast
height: 25 m
planting: in the spring or in the summer
location: Sun