Origin
The Trithrinax campestris, also known as the blue needle palm, originates from South America. Specifically, this magnificent plant finds its origin in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Over hundreds of years, this palm species has been able to adapt to the various weather conditions and types of landscape of these countries.

Characteristics
Trithrinax campestris is a slow-growing palm that can reach a height of 4 to 6 meters. This palm is known for its unique bluish-grey leaves, which are characteristic of this species. The plant also has long, sharp spikes that grow up along the trunks. The trunks themselves are usually singular, but can also occur in small clusters.

Care
When caring for the Trithrinax campestris, it is important to place the plant in a sunny spot in the garden, as the palm loves a lot of sunlight. In addition, the plant needs well-draining soil. During the growth period, which runs from April to September, it is recommended to water the palm regularly. During the winter months, the watering should be reduced. It is a strong, hardy palm that can withstand temperatures up to -10 degrees Celsius.