Posts Tagged ‘nursery’
Thursday, January 20th, 2011
Mango is not a strictly tropical tree. It grows better in areas with Subtropical climate because it needs a cooler winter for good fruiting. Mango trees do grow and fruit in many areas of Europe with a Mediterranean Climate. Some varieties fruit better than others in cold climates.
Mango Irwin
Areas with Commercial Mango Production in Europe
- Canary Islands (Spain)
- Andalucía (Spain)
- Sicilia (Italy)
Areas where Mango Trees Grow and Fruit
- Coastal Southern Portugal
- Coastal Southern Italy
- Coastal Southern Spain
- Coastal Greece
- The Southern islands such as Malta, Crete and Cyprus.
- Trees with little protection can fruit in Southern France, Riviera.
Mango trees are also grown in the Southern Mediterranean, in Northern African countries and Israel.
Buy mango trees in Europe
In our internet shop you can purchase a wide selection of young mango trees of different varieties. They are all grafted on the cold-hardy rootstock Gomera-1. Canarius offers more than 20 varieties of grafted mango trees. We ship from the Canary Islands to your place the same grafted trees that are sold to local farmers , ready to go to the field: same plants, same size, same deep pots. The plants you purchase are at least 2 years old, because the root trees are grown for 1,5 years before grafting.
- Grafting Mangos in the Nursery
Tags: Agriculture, Andalucía, Crete, Cyprus, España, Europa, Europe, Exotic Fruits, France, Fruit Trees, Greece, Italia, Italy, Malta, Mangifera, Mango, nursery, Portugal, shop, Sicilia, Sicily, Spain
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Friday, January 7th, 2011
All our plants are at least 2,5 years old. We ship no seeds, no 1- or 2-leaf seedlings, no bare-root plants. Our cycads are solidly rooted in the pot. Many of them have coralloid roots.- We sprout our seeds. We don’t import and re-sell cycads. Our plants have no stress from a past importation from a remote county with a different climate.
- We use no greenhouse, except for seed sprouting. Our cycads are robust plants grown outdoors, with mere summer shading. They have shorter, stiffer leaves with better caudexes.
- We are not in a tropical climate. The Canary Islands have a mediterranean climate with a bit warmer temperatures. Plants will stop in winter. They grow in the right way thanks to this rest.
- Our plants are all LEGAL. Protected species, such as Ceratozamia and Lepidozamia have been started from seeds with official CITES papers.
- We offer the largest selection in Europe of Cycas. You can buy them in the Cycad Shop at www.canarius.com
Dioon holmgreenii¡
Tags: Baumschule, Canarie, Canaries, Ceratozamia, cicas, Cold-Resistant, Cycadeen, Cycas, Cykas, Cykasy, Dioon, Encephalartos, Europa, Europe, Frost Hardy, kanarische, Kanárské, Lepidozamia, Lesní školka, Mediterranean Climate, nursery, Palmfarne, Pépinière, shop, Vivaio, Viveiro, Κανάριες, φυτώριο
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Monday, January 3rd, 2011
The New Zealand Palm Tree grows in cooler conditions than most palms and it is hardy to light frosts of about -5 C (23 F).
We offer more than 120 species of palm trees. Come and check our quality in the Palm Shop. Come and read more about Our Plants
In our shop you can find different forms of the New Zealand Palm Tree in different pot sizes . We currently offer :
- Rhopalostylis sapida Oceana – Chatham Island
- Rhopalostylis sapida Auckland
- Rhopalostylis sapida East Cape
- Rhopalostylis baueri var. cheesemannii
Rhopalostylis sapida East Cape - 12 cm pot
Rhopalostylis sapida Auckland in 12 cm pot
Rhopalostylis sapida Auckland - 25 cm
Rhopalostylis sapida Oceana - 12 cm pot
Rhopalostylis baueri cheesemanii - 20 cm pot
Rhopalostylis sapida 25 cm
Tags: Cold-Resistant, Nikau, nursery, Palme, Palmen, Palmeras, Palmiers, palmtrees, Rhopalostylis
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Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010
Furcraea gigantea variegata is a spectacular ornamental plant for Mediterranean to Tropical climates.
When a specimen blooms, it produced a huge, tall structure with abundant flowers. Some months later, hundreds of aerial pups are produced on the inflorescence and they are collected for reproduction. A few, non-variegated (non-striped) plants are discarded and only the variegated plants are kept. Here you can see some small pups rooting in the nursery. This picture was taken in Spring 2010. Nine months later, these plants are ready for the market and average 40-50 cm in height.
These plants are NOW AVAILABLE ! – You can buy them in the Agave Section of our shop.
Furcraea gigantea variegata in the nursery
Tags: Agave, Furcraea, Mediterranean Climate, nursery, Our Nurseries, Succulent Plants, Variegada, Variegata, Variegated
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