Canary Island Date Palm Tree, Phoenix Canariensis – 8 Years Old 1 Plant, Sapling (42″ – 48″) Canary Island Date Palm is also widely known as the Pineapple Palm. The date palm tree is easily recognized through its crown of leaves and trunk characteristics. When Canary Palms are pruned properly, the bottom of the crown, also called the nut, appears to have a pineapple shape. It’s not uncommon to see Canary Island Date palms, pruned and trimmed to enhance the appearance. The Canary Island Date Palm is a stately palm tree that hails from a group of islands off the coast of Africa called the Canary Islands. These date bearing palm trees have been adorning the most beautiful homes and businesses across the world with their majestic look. The Canary Island Date Palm comes from the Phoenix Lineage and hence is equipped with sharp needle-point thorns that run up along the leaf stem. The Canary Island Date palm stands by itself and needs no introduction, it is found in all the main resorts and cosmopolitan centers across any tropical or sub-tropical areas. Canary Island Date palm is a wonderful specimen for those that want to make a statement. The Canary Island Date palm is very meticulous when it is a small plant but when full grown offers a more stable easy-maintenance routine. As long it is watered every now and then and fertilized 3 to 4 times a year, the Canary Island Date palm tree will grow to its massive stately size and crown its top with large 10 to 15 feet long deep-green leaves that spiral around giving the tree its rightful crown. Hardiness: USDA zones 9 to 11 Light Requirements: Full sun Water Requirements: Average Bloom Color(s): Cream to white Bloom Period: Late spring to early summer Height: 30 to 50 feet Spacing: 20 to 40 feet Growth Rate: Slow
Item Tag: Chamaerops
Canary Island Date, Pineapple Palm, Phoenix Canariensis 1 Live Saplings, 11″-13″
Canary Island Date Palm, Pineapple Palm Tree, Phoenix Canariensis. 1 Saplings / Seedlings 11″ to 13″. Canary Island Date Palm is also widely known as the Pineapple Palm. The date palm tree is easily recognized through its crown of leaves and trunk characteristics.
Canary Island, Date / Pineapple Palm Tree, Phoenix Canariensis 7+ Yrs, 30+ Inchs
Phoenix Canariensis – 7+ Years Old. 1 Plant, Sapling (30″ – 34″). Canary Island Date Palm is also widely known as the Pineapple Palm. The date palm tree is easily recognized through its crown of leaves and trunk characteristics.
Cold Hardy Palm – Chamaedorea Microspadix Palm Seeds – Fast growing Palm – 10°F
Chamaedorea microspadix seeds! Known as the Hardy Bamboo Palm, this clustering palm is cold-tolerant down to about 10°F (-12°C), making it perfect for USDA Zones 8a and up. It grows into slender, bamboo-like stems with lush green leaves, reaching 6-10 feet tall outdoors or staying compact as a houseplant.
European Fan Palm, Chamaerops Humilis – 20 Seeds 2023 – USA
It is one of the most cold-hardy palms and is used in landscaping in temperate climates. Chamaerops humilis is a shrub-like clumping palm, with several stems growing from a single base. It has an underground rhizome which produces shoots with palmate, sclerophyllous leaves. The flowers are borne in dense, short inflorescences at the tops of the stems. Female flowers are tri-ovulate. Unripe fruits are bright green, turning to dull yellow to red as they ripen.
Canary Island, Date / Pineapple Palm Tree, Phoenix Canariensis 9+ Yrs 56+ inches
Phoenix Canariensis – 9+ Years Old. 1 Live Plant, Sapling. Canary Island Date Palm is also widely known as the Pineapple Palm. The date palm tree is easily recognized through its crown of leaves and trunk characteristics.
Mediterranean Fan Palm (Chamaerops humilis) – 1 Gallon Grow Bag – Cold Hardy
These plants are established in 1 gallon grow bags with strong root systems and are ready to be planted in the ground or stepped up into larger containers. • Cold hardy clumping fan palm.
Canary Island Date, Pineapple Palm, Phoenix Canariensis 4 Live Plants, 10″ – 12″
Canary Island Date Palm, Pineapple Palm Tree, Phoenix Canariensis 4 Plants / Seedlings 10″ to 12″ Canary Island Date Palm is also widely known as the Pineapple Palm. The date palm tree is easily recognized through its crown of leaves and trunk characteristics. When Canary Palms are pruned properly, the bottom of the crown, also called the nut, appears to have a pineapple shape. It’s not uncommon to see Canary Island Date palms, pruned and trimmed to enhance the appearance. The Canary Island Date Palm is a stately palm tree that hails from a group of islands off the coast of Africa called the Canary Islands. These date bearing palm trees have been adorning the most beautiful homes and businesses across the world with their majestic look. The Canary Island Date Palm comes from the Phoenix Lineage and hence is equipped with sharp needle-point thorns that run up along the leaf stem. The Canary Island Date palm stands by itself and needs no introduction, it is found in all the main resorts and cosmopolitan centers across any tropical or sub-tropical areas. Canary Island Date palm is a wonderful specimen for those that want to make a statement. The Canary Island Date palm is very meticulous when it is a small plant but when full grown offers a more stable easy-maintenance routine. As long it is watered every now and then and fertilized 3 to 4 times a year, the Canary Island Date palm tree will grow to its massive stately size and crown its top with large 10 to 15 feet long deep-green leaves that spiral around giving the tree its rightful crown. Hardiness: USDA zones 9 to 11 Light Requirements: Full sun Water Requirements: Average Bloom Color(s): Cream to white Bloom Period: Late spring to early summer Height: 30 to 50 feet Spacing: 20 to 40 feet Growth Rate: Slow
Incredibly Cold Tolerant Feather Palm 14F° Chamaedorea Radicalis Palm Seeds
Fresh Chamaedorea Radicalis Palm Seeds – Incredibly Cold Tolerant to 14°F. Sourced from healthy, mature plants for. – Easy to Grow: These seeds are fresh and viable for high germination rates. Once established, it’s low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and pest-resistant.