Washingtonia palm

Known as the "fan palm" for its large, fan-shaped leaves, it is one of the most commonly used palms for landscaping streets and parks due to its hardiness and rapid growth.

Characteristics:

A relatively tall and slender trunk, sometimes covered with the remnants of dry leaf bases (if not pruned).

Bright green leaves with a distinctive fan shape and deeply lobed lobes.

Tolerant of harsh weather conditions, including high heat and drought.

Uses: Primarily used for ornamental purposes, landscaping, and creating a Californian aesthetic.

Note: It does not produce edible fruit and requires regular pruning of dry leaves to maintain its attractive appearance.