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Esta es nuestra selección de plantas que pueden soportar algo de frío. Algunas sólo resistirán un clima frío y un poco de escarcha, pero otras aguantarán fuertes heladas en climas más fríos. Todas son muy diferentes, pero merecen ser probadas, porque todas estas plantas de aspecto tropical tienen requisitos no tropicales. Seguramente prosperarán al aire libre en climas mediterráneos costeros, o en un invernadero mínimamente climatizado donde no se cree escarcha.
Dwarf banana with small sweet fruits, similar to the "apple banana". It is native to the cool Punjabi Himalayas, and it easier and faster than most other types of bananas. It can grow from pup to fruit in much less than one year, so it does well in non-tropical countries with a short growing season.
This is a wild banana with seed, the hardiest ancestor of most edible bananas. It is hardier to cold, wind and drought than most bananas. Fruits are edible but they are starchy and full of seeds. Fibres are strong and useful.
Myrtus communis is a genus of flowering plants in the family Myrtaceae.
One of the smallest and finest mesembs. Neohenricia resembles a miniature titanopsis with the typical warty leaf tips, but it creeps in sand and forms a carpet.
This is the supreme clone selected from wild plants, released some years ago from Bullis Bromeliads, in the USA. Leaves are wider and the center of the rosette turns bright purple when blooming. It withstands light frost.
Very wide and thick leaves, with unreal colours of greys, greens, browns and purples. It also develops the typical concentrical markings. One of the toughest "Neos" - it can survive to about -5 C (23 F)!
A small bromeliad species with nice dark speckling on the top side and light banding on the undersides. Growth is upright tubular, with stiff, 20 cm (8") tall tube-like rosettes. Thrives outdoors in Mediterranean climates.
Variegated selection of the Mondo Grass, with a silvery white variegation on a silvery green background.
This is a Canarian variety of the famous prickly pear or tuna fruit, with yellow-green fruits. It is a shrub-cactus from Mexico that produces delicious fruits and it is hardy to about -6 C (21 F). Hardiness is substantially increased as long as full sun and drainage are provided.
It is not truly spineless, but it has very few spines. It is a large, robust selection with red juicy fruits of good quality.
This Oxalis comes from an area in Chile with scarce winter rainfall, dry summers and abundant humidity in the air. It is a shrub, 1-2 m tall and ocasionally more, with succulent trifoliate leaves and abundant bright yellow flowers. Oxalis gigantea is the largest species in the genus. It is slow growing and long leaved.
Pack of 5 bulbs. A four-leaved lucky clover native to Mexico. Easy to grow. It is a people stopper, because all leaves are split in four. This species is also small and beautiful, in terms of leaves and flowers.
NEW!- Branched, Cont.= 8,5 cm. Mexican succulent with blue waxy leaves and pink flowers. It grows wild on cliffs or on tree branches in Hidalgo, at about 1200 m. Stems creep to 50-70 in lenght. It takes light dry frosts and tested ok at -4 C in the U.K.
"Egg-bearing thick-plant", that is what the latin name means. This Pachyphytum is especially beautiful with prostate stems with compact rosettes made of large "egg-shaped" white leaves that can turn to brown, grey or jade depending on sun exposure and season.
Las bromelias son plantas pequeñas de belleza extraordinaria. Viven generalmente en zonas inestables (sobre piedras o ramas). Por esto se adaptan bien a vivir en macetas.Existen alrededor de 3.000 especies de bromelias; la mayoría son tropicales. Sin embargo, algunas proceden de lugares fríos y soportan incluso heladas. Aquí les ofrecemos algunas especies...
Las Bromelias son plantas ornamentales de origen tropical. Muy pocas especies resisten al frío e incluso a las heladas. Por ser poco comunes en cultivo y muy resistentes al frío, en Canarius les proponemos Bromelias como: Deuterocohnia chlorantha, Aechmea blumenavii, Hechtia tillandsioides o Billbergia sp. Suculenta.
En Canarius somos especialistas en el tratamiento de árboles frutales tanto exóticos como tropicales. Sin embargo, también contamos con ciertos árboles frutales resistentes al frío sin la necesidad de pertenecer a la familia de los tropicales. Tal es el caso de almendros, árbol del caqui…
En estos momentos tenemos pocos productos en esta categoría Plantas resistentes al Frío