"Palermo tree" not found in horticultural references. Possibilities: Palmetto Palm (Sabal palmetto—Florida/SC state tree, fan palm), or plant from Palermo, Italy (Mediterranean species: Olive, Citrus, Stone Pine).
Ask giver for botanical name or description: leaf type, flower, fruit, growth habit. Search "Palermo tree" + "plant" online. If palm-like: likely Palmetto. If broadleaf evergreen: possibly Mediterranean.
Without identification, general care: well-drained soil, sun per species, protect from freezing if tropical.
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