All that grass/weeds is competing for water and nutrients. Pull them by hand, making a circumference of about 2-3 feet around the trunk of the palm. Then put down some mulch like compost or bark nuggets. You can also cut off those two dead fronds.

I agree with Buzzsaw, you really need to weed and mulch. A question though--what is the palm species?

Crabgrass is usually quite easy, maybe you need more humidity or fertilizer. Also, get that damn Palm out of the way.

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Texas palmetto

You are going to love this species! It grows relatively FAST (for a Sabal). Certainly much faster than my S. palmetto. Hope it has plenty of space around it. This is not a plant you want right up next to the house--too massive. They are supposed to show good cold hardiness--mine is in a large container though and winters in a frost free but cold space. Even my relatively juvenile specimen has massive leaves already!

I don't see anything wrong with them. Look healthy to me.

Thanks for all the help ! I will clear that grass out.

I agree with the others. Get the grass from around it and mulch it. Sabals lover water, too! Mine are growing like weeds this summer... especially the Sabal Louisiana's and Sabal Minors. All of my Sabals are mulched with pine bark and get lots of water and they have been fertilized once this summer so far.

Concur here. Get the grass/ weeds about 2 feet out from around the trunk, and mulch. I think that will greatly benefit your palm. Otherwise, it looks good to me!