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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.
Elegant kentia palm from the Lord Howe Island. Howea belmoreana is the rarer sister of the enormously common "common kentia", Howea forsteriana, which is produced by millions units as the perfect house plant. Howea belmoreana is similar in many aspects but its leaves arch in the opposite sense and its segments point upwards.
This palm is a great ornamental. It is very beautiful as a juvenile because of the reddish stem and petioles. They are very fast when young.
Popular tropical palm with smooth grey ringed trunk, a robust grey-green crownshaft, and stiffly ascending, pinnate leaves.
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.
Beautiful palm native to the Mascarene Islands. They have stiff fan shaped leaves, that become red during youth. They make excellent pot plants for decades and they are very easy to grow, but they are frost sensitive.
Yellow Latan Palm. Yellow colour is eyecatchy juvenile palms, as they can turn very yellow, especially in cool sunny weather.
This species is smaller than other livistonas, with glossy drooping segments, reminiscent of the more common, and much larger, Livistona decora.
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.
Ornamental palm-like herbaceous plant from SE Asia to Australia. Palm-grass grows in bright shade and creeps as a tall ground cover, with very showy ribbed leaves, resembling the juvenile foliage of so many palms, like Syagrus romanzoffiana.
Everybody wants one of these palms, but few can afford to grow one to total maturity. Oncosperma palms become the most supreme landscaping specimens, with many tall slender stems and wildly exotic drooping leaves, with thousands of spines.
Not all palms are tropical trees. Some species come from subtropical areas and are able to take some cold weather. All these species are pinnate (feather-leaved) palms, they can grow wherever frost is uncommon and can be tried outdoors in Mediterranean climates. Here we propose some species like: Chamaedorea klotschiana, Allagoptera caudescens,...
Palm Honey or Palm Syrup is an edible sweet syrup produced produced in the Canary Islands from the sap of the native palm tree, by tapping the tree in a sustainable way. It is thinner and darker than bee-honey. Bo th are natural sweeteners, but there is a big difference in taste and content. Try it on Desserts, Fresh Cheese, Liqueurs, or Sweetener for Tea.
This is one of the most ornamental species in the genus Pandanus. Leaves are very wide, deeply plicated with moderate spines and a drip-tip appendix. All is very elegant, of a deep and glossy green.
Palm-like tree of unreal architecture, native to Madagascar and Mauritius. A symbol of tropical gardening.
Palm-like tree of unreal architecture, native to Madagascar and Mauritius. A symbol of tropical gardening. Long specimen with 6cm of diameter and 1,1 meters long.
Very ornamental and colourful small clumping palm from SE Asia. Leaves and sheaths have different shades of green, mottled with yellow. The young new leaf is mottled in red-maroon.
Compact, silvery-blue form of Pritchardia hillebrandtii, with black fruits, originated in a small islet in Hawaii. Please be patient, this plant will not show any blue until late.
This is the smallest of all Pritchardia species! It is endangered and native to the island of Kauai, at 500-1300 m elevation, so it is able to grow in cool conditions.
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