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| BRAHEA ARMATA | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Mexican Blue Palm or Blue Hesper Palm. |
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| BUTIA CAPITATA | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Jelly Palm. CARE: Will grow in any fertile, well drained soil in full sun or partial shade, water regularly, less in winter. PRICES: |
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| BUTIA ERIOSPATHA | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Woolly Jelly Palm. CARE: Very cold-hardy, will grow in any fertile, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade, once established will never need watering. PRICES: |
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| BUTIA YATAY | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Jelly Palm. MAX HEIGHT:
5 metres. CARE: Half hardy, will grow in any fertile, well drained soil in full sun or partial shade, prefers a South facing sheltered position, water regularly, less in winter. PRICE: |
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| CHAMEAROPS HUMILIS | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: New Zealand Cabbage Palm. DESCRIPTION: Erect, palm-like, evergreen (retains its leaves throughout the winter) tree with arching narrow, light green to yellow-green leaves, mature trees produce creamy small scented white flowers from June to July, followed by white or blue-tinted berries in August. MAX HEIGHT: 50 feet or more. CARE: Fertile soil, full sun/partial shade, water thoroughly before planting. PRICE: |
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| CHAMEAROPS HUMILIS ‘CERIFERA’ | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Blue Mediterranean Fan Palm.
DESCRIPTION: Very hardy, bushy, multi-trunked palm with
pale blue-green waxy leaves, grows naturally at altitude in the Atlas
Mountains, Morocco. CARE: Prefers sunny aspect in well-drained, moderately fertile soil but will tolerate poor soils and shade. PRICE: |
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| CORDYLINE AUSTRALIS | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: New Zealand Cabbage Palm DESCRIPTION: Erect, palm-like, evergreen (retains its leaves throughout the winter) tree with arching narrow, light green to yellow-green leaves, mature trees produce creamy small scented white flowers from June to July, followed by white or blue-tinted berries in August. Varieties include Indivisia, Purpurea and Red Cordyline. MAX
HEIGHT: 50 feet or more. CARE: Fertile soil, full sun/partial shade, water thoroughly before planting. PRICE: |
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| PHOENIX CANARIENSIS | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Canary Island Date Palm. DESCRIPTION: An impressive foliage plant with a stout trunk and large, leathery deep-green frond-like leaves, mature palms produce bunches of cream, bowl shaped flowers in summer, followed by small, black fruit, ideal for a large container. MAX HEIGHT: 4m. PRICE: |
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| PHOENIX ROEBELENII | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Miniature Date Palm. DESCRIPTION: An impressive foliage plant with deep green feather-shaped, arching, glossy leaves, small yellow flowers from May to June, followed by egg-shaped black fruit in August. MAX HEIGHT: 2m or more. MAX SPREAD: 2.5m. CARE: Bright room away from direct sunlight, min temp 60°F / 15°C. PRICES: |
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| RHAPIS EXCELSA | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Miniature Fan Palm, Lady palm.
DESCRIPTION: A beautiful foliage plant with slender
stems and lustrous deep green, glossy pinnate leaves, flowers June to
July, ideal house plant. CARE: Bright room away from direct sunlight, keep leaves clean by occasionally wiping with a damp sponge, can be place outside in the shade in spring and summer. PRICE: |
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| SYAGRUS ROMANZOFFIANA | |||||||||||||||||
| COMMON
NAME: Queen Palm. DESCRIPTION: Slender palm, with a grey trunk and feathery soft, dense foliage, seed is very easy to germinate, small seedlings carpet the ground under mature palms. MAX HEIGHT: 15 metres. CARE: Full sun, drought resistant, very easy to grow in a wide variety of conditions, ideal for indoor use, not hardy in the UK, protect in winter. PRICES: |
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| TRACHYCARPUS FORTUNEI | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: New Zealand Cabbage Palm.
DESCRIPTION: Erect, palm-like, evergreen (retains its
leaves throughout the winter) tree with arching narrow, light green to
yellow-green leaves, mature trees produce creamy small scented white flowers
from June to July, followed by white or blue-tinted berries in August. CARE: Fertile soil, full sun/partial shade, water thoroughly before planting. PRICE: |
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| TRACHYCARPUS WAGNERIANUS | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Miniature Chusan Palm or Waggie DESCRIPTION: A single-stemmed palm with small fan-shaped dark green, glossy leaves, small yellow flowers emerge close to the leaf bases in June, more hardy than the fortunei, more tolerable of cold and wind and exposed locations, ideal grown as a container plant. MAX HEIGHT: 4-5m. CARE: Full sun/partial shade, well drained, fertile soil, frost hardy. PRICE: |
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| TRITHRINAX CAMPESTRIS | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Blue Needle Palm
DESCRIPTION: Hardy, slow-growing, clump forming palm, produces stiff, very spiky, silver-grey leaves on top of thick spiny trunk covered with a hessian like fibre MAX HEIGHT: 20metres CARE: Enjoys full sun, well-drained soil, frost hardy to –18 degrees, water regularly in spring and summer. PRICES: |
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| WASHINGTONIA FILIFERA | |||||||||||||||||
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COMMON
NAME: Cotton Palm, Desert Fan Palm.
DESCRIPTION: A beautiful, fast growing palm with large green segmented, fan-shaped leaves and a sturdy trunk, cream flowers from July to August, ideal as an ornamental showpiece or for conservatories. MAX HEIGHT: 2.5m. CARE: Full sun/partial shade, well-drained, fertile soil, water 2 to 3 times a week in spring and summer, weekly in winter, very cold hardy once mature. PRICE: |
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