Good finds that will spruce up the garden. Those varieties may not be that cold hardy. I would research them and some others on this site will know.

Try ordering a trachycarpus fortunei or pindo butia. HD doesn't often have these special varieties. They may cost more to propergate.

They are good prices, I agree that most of those palms wouldnt really stand a chance in your winters. Only the chinese fan palm is cold tolerant enough to be able to tolerate protection (but it cant go below 20F). All the others would see damage after a hard freeze (30 or lower).

Good Luck!

Ditto, these are not among the "cold hardy palms" at all. I never heard of the common name lady finger palm. Lady palm, yes (Raphis), but these are normally rather pricey. In your zone, if you want to plant in the ground, I would focus on the following: Sabal minor, Raphidophyllum, and Trachycarpus fortunei. And even these would need some winter protection--especially when small. My local Lowe's only started carrying cold hardy palms this past spring (and I'm zone 7), so they're sure to spread--and there's always eBay!