Phoenix Canariensis Palm Tree
- Huge arching feathery leaves
- Can be grown outdoors in mild areas
- Adds a tropical feel to the garden
- RHS Recommended: Award of Garden Merit
The award-winning Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is the perfect way to add a tropical feel to your garden. This spectacular palm tree has huge arching feathery leaves that provide both structure and architectural interest, and makes a sensational focal point in a border or large container.
Canary Island date palms are very easy to grow and will even tolerate some neglect! They can reach a spread of 1.5m in a large pot or 3m if grown in the ground, so give them plenty of space to spread out.
- Huge arching feathery leaves
- Can be grown outdoors in mild areas
- Adds a tropical feel to the garden
- RHS Recommended: Award of Garden Merit
The award-winning Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is the perfect way to add a tropical feel to your garden. This spectacular palm tree has huge arching feathery leaves that provide both structure and architectural interest, and makes a sensational focal point in a border or large container.
Canary Island date palms are very easy to grow and will even tolerate some neglect! They can reach a spread of 1.5m in a large pot or 3m if grown in the ground, so give them plenty of space to spread out.
Original: $33.36
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$10.01Description
- Huge arching feathery leaves
- Can be grown outdoors in mild areas
- Adds a tropical feel to the garden
- RHS Recommended: Award of Garden Merit
The award-winning Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is the perfect way to add a tropical feel to your garden. This spectacular palm tree has huge arching feathery leaves that provide both structure and architectural interest, and makes a sensational focal point in a border or large container.
Canary Island date palms are very easy to grow and will even tolerate some neglect! They can reach a spread of 1.5m in a large pot or 3m if grown in the ground, so give them plenty of space to spread out.
