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The palm family, Arecaceae or Palmae, includes about 2.400 species, native to warm climates of the world, ranging from delicate tropical species to cold hardy palms. Some palms can be planted outdoors in Central Europe and stand hard freezes, well below -10 ºC (14 F). Those who live in Mediterranean countries can grow a larger number of species outdoors. Some growers in coastal Southern Europe are now raising outdoor collections of palms containing more than 100 species.
Canarius will only ship robust palms, grown in small pots to reduce shipping costs and handling problems. So transplant them to larger pots shortly after you receive the package. Be prepared to give them the best. Some palms can take snow, some can live indoors or in pots, and some are very tropical. Just choose one that can thrive in your conditions.
What palms can grow in your area? Read our list of Cold Resistant Palms for Europe. Visit Canarius blog and learn more about our palms. You will see pictures from the nurseries: different types of New Zealand Palms, Bottle Palms with superior root quality.
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Adonidia merrillii LARGE
Adonidia merrillii LARGE
This mid sized palm is popular in tropical gardens throughout the world.
41,30 € -
Allagoptera caudescens
Allagoptera caudescens
Elegant palm from Brazil. Leaves, are pinnate, with "clustered segments", silvery white underneath. It is slow but the beauty of the leaves starts soon! Flowers and fruits are produced on a large hanging spikes. It has some tolerance to cold, it takes short light frosts and can be tried outdoors in the coastal Mediterranean. It was formerly named...
23,40 € -
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Archontophoenix tuckeri
Archontophoenix tuckeri
Uncommon Archontophoenix species from Northern Australia. Leaves are silver underneath, somewhat pendulous or drooping. It is suited to coastal Mediterranean condition and it takes cool weather and short, light frosts.
18,60 € -
Brahea edulis
Brahea edulis
This palm is native to the mountains of the small island of Guadalupe, off of the Western coast of Mexico. It is really endangered in habitat but it thrives in cultivation under a wide range of conditions. A perfect species for the Mediterranean.
18,00 € -
Chamaedorea costaricana 'Quetzalteca'
Chamaedorea costaricana 'Quetzalteca'
Uncommon cool-growing palm from high-elevations of Central America. It has a clustering bamboo-like habit. Leaves are lush and attractive. A gem for collectors. As many other chamaedoreas it is a good houseplant.
22,00 € -
Chamaedorea hooperiana
Chamaedorea hooperiana
Clumping, cool-growing palm to 4 m in height. It is found in the rainforest of Veracruz, in Mexico at an elevation of 1000-1500 m.It is hardy to light, short frost and can thrive outdoors in the warmer coastal areas of the Mediterranean.
18,00 € -
Chamaedorea klotzschiana
Chamaedorea klotzschiana
This palm has quite unique leaves because segments are grouped, so each leaf has its own "rhythm". It is a small-sized uncommon palm from Central America. It has a solitary bamboo-like stem. It is very cool-tolerant and grows perfectly in the shade in the coastal mediterranean.
13,30 € -
Chamaedorea metalica - LARGE
Chamaedorea metalica - LARGE
Very small palm with "metallic" entire leaves. These have an unusual dark green wich looks dull but also shiny.
28,50 € -
Coccothrinax garciana
Coccothrinax garciana
Stiff, stiff, stiff : this Caribbean endemic palm is very slow and extremely beautiful. It is small and short with a compact crown and lots of stiff thick fibres on the trunk. The small pinwheel leaves have stiff thick blades.
33,20 € -
Coccothrinax macroglossa
Coccothrinax macroglossa
15-20 cm - 3 years. Medium sized palm from Cuba, with spectacular round, silvery-bluish leaves.
26,00 € -
Coccothrinax proctorii
Coccothrinax proctorii
This easy and beautiful palm is endemic to the Cayman Islands. Leaves are pure silver underneath. It grows very well in coastal conditions. It also takes some cold too but it is very slow in cool areas.
26,00 € -
Copernicia hospita
Copernicia hospita
Copernicia is a palm which is endemic to Cuba.The fan-shaped leaves are 1.5 to 2 m wide and are wedge-shaped circular. They are divided into many rigid segments. The ends of the segments are slightly hanging.
34,20 € -
Copernicia rigida 15-20 cm - Cont. 14 cm - 3 years
Copernicia rigida 15-20 cm - Cont. 14 cm - 3 years
10-15 cm - Cont. 12 cm - 2 years. Unusual palm with wedge-shaped upright leaves. Copernicia rigida is native to Cental-Eastern Cuba, in serpentine savanna or scrub.Trunk is gray, up to 15 m (50 ft) tall with a dense compact crown of stiff, erect, wedge-sh
28,70 € -
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Hyophorbe verschaffeltii - Large
Hyophorbe verschaffeltii - Large
Popular tropical palm with smooth grey ringed trunk, a robust grey-green crownshaft, and stiffly ascending, pinnate leaves.
42,80 € -
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Kentiopsis oliviformis
Kentiopsis oliviformis
It is one of the stoutest and most cold-hardy New Caledonian palms. Kentiopsis oliviformis is a must for collectors, with erect feather leaves and a stout ringed trunk.
38,50 € -
Latania verschaffeltii LARGE
Latania verschaffeltii LARGE
Yellow Latan Palm. Yellow colour is eyecatchy juvenile palms, as they can turn very yellow, especially in cool sunny weather.
41,30 € -
Livistona fulva
Livistona fulva
Livistona fulva is a palm species, restricted in distribution to the Blackdown Tablelands in central Queensland, Australia. Livistona fulva is a tall solitary palm. In nature, it grows in open forests; in cultivation. it prefers a warm temperate climate and sunny position.
18,60 € -
Manicaria saccifera
Manicaria saccifera
Ornamental palms with enormous leaves, up to 8 m long. It is especially beautiful in the juvenile stage, for its very wide leaves. The leaf-segments are so densely overlsapped that the whole leaves looks entire. Manicaria is native to swampy coastal areas of Central America to Northern S America.
46,00 €
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