Are there palm trees in France?

Question

Are there palm trees in France?

Answer 1

yeh ive seen then on the road up to the entrance of disneyland and stuff

and in front of hotels

but i dont think they grow naturally

Answer 2

Yes, in the south of France where those trees can survive without help. Of course they were planted there as palm trees are not native trees of France.

Here is a picture of Nice sea front

http://www.photos-voyage.com/nice-117.ht...

Answer 3

yes there ARE, i have seen them.

there are plenty in monte carlo

here is a place in monte carlo with palm trees and there ARE moany more.

http://static.flickr.com/95/247888774_b5...

also villa france has plam trees as well. looks very tropical there too!

Answer 4

Well there is in the south of france

you can have them pretty much where you plant them, some people in england plant them in their back yard to make their garden look tropical

Answer 5

yes on the south you have never see the riviera from nice or st tropez

Answer 6

YES, in the south east.

Answer 7

not out in the open but i have seen them at hotels and other buildings.

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

on the riveria

Answer 10

saw one inside a hotel once

Answer 11

probably not

Answer 12

no

Answer 13

Of course ! Ther's palm tree all along the French Riviera beacause the weather is warm.

I live next to Vichy in Auvergne and ther's palm tree near the royal spas. The frech cliamte (in the south part) is kinda warm/hot.

Answer 14

no i went there last march and i didnt see any

they have crazy creepy looking trees though

Answer 15

Maybe in a french island but the main country probably not except for a plant store or something.

Answer 16

is there electricity in america ?

Answer 17

I think palm trees grow just about everywhere except really cold climates.