Southeastern Palm Society

leadership

2010

hometown grant,

photos, history

grow palms outdoors

in the Southeastern

links to nurseries, websites & photos

the SPS

discussion forum

a recent map of

where members live

hardy citrus you can

grow north of Florida

membership, books

and back issues

climate zone maps

& weather links

botanical gardens

and more

Since its founding in 1992, the Southeastern Palm Society has been a friendly and respected source of advice on how

to grow palms and other subtropical plants in the southeastern United States. A non-profit organization, SPS organizes

quarterly meetings at some of the most interesting public and private gardens in the Southeast; publishes a quarterly

journal, Southeastern Palms, and the specialty books Hardy Palms for the Southeast and Hardy Citrus for the Southeast.

Membership is open to all. SPS is the north-of-Florida chapter of the renowned International Palm Society.

SPS Events

n Spring Meeting: Details coming soon