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Phoenix Canary Palm
For Sale at 1.6-2m £190
back in stock soon
Best known as the Canary Date Palm, this striking plant will bring instant architecture to your conservatory or patio. The magnificent, stiffly upright leaves arch elegantly from a short, columnar trunk. Native to the Canary Islands, Phoenix canariensis enjoys a sheltered garden position, but will cope with temperatures down to -6C (21F). It also makes an excellent evergreen specimen plant for the garden or conservatory, where it is well suited to growing in large plant pots. This is a palm that it grown a lot in the UK in the garden and as a houseplant.
back in stock soon
Best known as the Canary Date Palm, this striking plant will bring instant architecture to your conservatory or patio. The magnificent, stiffly upright leaves arch elegantly from a short, columnar trunk. Native to the Canary Islands, Phoenix canariensis enjoys a sheltered garden position, but will cope with temperatures down to -6C (21F). It also makes an excellent evergreen specimen plant for the garden or conservatory, where it is well suited to growing in large plant pots. This is a palm that it grown a lot in the UK in the garden and as a houseplant.
Queen Palm
Available for pre order
3m 100L pot £600
Syagrus romanzoffiana, the Queen palm or Cocos palm. At maturity it can grow at up to 15m. It can tollerate tempratures down to 25 degrees F. (-6 C.)
It's advised to be protected with hessian/ fleece in winter.
Queen Palms can be grown in the garden or in a large plant pot. They can even be grown as a houseplant.
3m 100L pot £600
Syagrus romanzoffiana, the Queen palm or Cocos palm. At maturity it can grow at up to 15m. It can tollerate tempratures down to 25 degrees F. (-6 C.)
It's advised to be protected with hessian/ fleece in winter.
Queen Palms can be grown in the garden or in a large plant pot. They can even be grown as a houseplant.
Butia capita ( Jelly Palm)
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Butia Capita
Also called the Pindo Palm, Jelly Palm or Butia Odorata is salt, heat, drought tolerant and among the hardiest feather palms, withstanding temperatures down to 14ºF (-10ºC). An attractive palm tree as a freestanding specimen or grouped with other palms. This can be grown in the garden or a large planter for palm trees.
Butia Capita
Also called the Pindo Palm, Jelly Palm or Butia Odorata is salt, heat, drought tolerant and among the hardiest feather palms, withstanding temperatures down to 14ºF (-10ºC). An attractive palm tree as a freestanding specimen or grouped with other palms. This can be grown in the garden or a large planter for palm trees.
Multi trunk Cordylines
2-4 trunks. Each one totally individual. A lot more sizes in stock.
£190
£190
Double Trunk Trachycarpus
4m
3.5-4m Double Trunk £800
Trees are an approximate guide as they are priced individually due to trunk size. we have the odd sizes palm too.
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
Trees are an approximate guide as they are priced individually due to trunk size. we have the odd sizes palm too.
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
Washingtonia Robusta 4m
back in stock soon
4m height
£650
Washingtonia Robusta also known as the Mexican Fan palm or skyduster.
🌴 Winter hardy to around - 8oc.
You can wrap in fleece in sever winters.
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost and grit
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 Full sun to part shade
🌴 Can grow up to 2-4ft per year.
4m height
£650
Washingtonia Robusta also known as the Mexican Fan palm or skyduster.
🌴 Winter hardy to around - 8oc.
You can wrap in fleece in sever winters.
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost and grit
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 Full sun to part shade
🌴 Can grow up to 2-4ft per year.
Chamaerops humilis
Chamaerops humilis 4-4.5ft £100
European fan palm also known as Chamaerops humilis and the Mediterranean dwarf palm.
🌴Hardy to - 10. No winter protection needed.
🌴With humilis you will get multi trunk palms.
🌴 Can be grown as house plants
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 When pruning cut fronds off a few inch away from the trunk. These pruned fronds will form your trunk as the tree grows
🌴 Full sun to part shade.
European fan palm also known as Chamaerops humilis and the Mediterranean dwarf palm.
🌴Hardy to - 10. No winter protection needed.
🌴With humilis you will get multi trunk palms.
🌴 Can be grown as house plants
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 When pruning cut fronds off a few inch away from the trunk. These pruned fronds will form your trunk as the tree grows
🌴 Full sun to part shade.
Trachycarpus Fortunei
3m £410
3.5m £490
4m £570
Trees are an approximate guide as they are priced individually due to trunk size.
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
3.5m £490
4m £570
Trees are an approximate guide as they are priced individually due to trunk size.
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
2m Olive tree
2m bushy £260
King Sago Palm
£45
Sago palms also known as Cycas revoluta or the king sago. Like ferns, these giant beauties have been around since before the dinosaurs and are not actually a palm tree but a Cycads. They are like living fossils.
🌴Full sun to part shade.
🌴Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost & grit.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed every fortnight April to October. They also benefit from a good nitrogen feed and potassium. For potassium you can place banana skins in water for a few days then use the water for your plant or finely chop banana skins and mix it in the soil.
🌴 Usually grow to around 5ft in the UK, but are slow growing. Every year or two the plants flush and produce a mass of new fronds all at once from the crown.
🌴 Hardy to - 5oc. All though you can get leaf damage in prolonged frosts if the plant is not protected.
🌴 To protect the plant in winter it can be fleeced or an empty pot placed on top. The crown is the part that needs to be protected. A clear umbrella with the handle snapped off and steaked next to the plant gives it instant winter protection. Place mulch around the base of the trunk. If they are very large and in the ground a cold frame can be built around them.
🌴These plants can be kept as house plants also or can be brought indoor or in a greenhouse (heated or u heated) over winter.
🌴 Poisonous is consumed.
🌴 Each sago palm is either male or female. In late spring, males may produce a 12- to 24-inch-tall cone, whereas females produce a leaf structure resembling a round basket, which produces seeds.
The “basket” opens when the plant is ready to be fertilized by pollen from the male, carried by wind or insects.
Sago palms also known as Cycas revoluta or the king sago. Like ferns, these giant beauties have been around since before the dinosaurs and are not actually a palm tree but a Cycads. They are like living fossils.
🌴Full sun to part shade.
🌴Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost & grit.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed every fortnight April to October. They also benefit from a good nitrogen feed and potassium. For potassium you can place banana skins in water for a few days then use the water for your plant or finely chop banana skins and mix it in the soil.
🌴 Usually grow to around 5ft in the UK, but are slow growing. Every year or two the plants flush and produce a mass of new fronds all at once from the crown.
🌴 Hardy to - 5oc. All though you can get leaf damage in prolonged frosts if the plant is not protected.
🌴 To protect the plant in winter it can be fleeced or an empty pot placed on top. The crown is the part that needs to be protected. A clear umbrella with the handle snapped off and steaked next to the plant gives it instant winter protection. Place mulch around the base of the trunk. If they are very large and in the ground a cold frame can be built around them.
🌴These plants can be kept as house plants also or can be brought indoor or in a greenhouse (heated or u heated) over winter.
🌴 Poisonous is consumed.
🌴 Each sago palm is either male or female. In late spring, males may produce a 12- to 24-inch-tall cone, whereas females produce a leaf structure resembling a round basket, which produces seeds.
The “basket” opens when the plant is ready to be fertilized by pollen from the male, carried by wind or insects.
Olive Trees
1.6-1.8m £180
1.9 plus £190
Olive trees are incredibly adaptable and can cope well with intense sunlight, frost, drought and even fire. Being native to the Mediterranean, conditions can go from one extreme to the other.
🍈 Winter hardy to around - 10oc
If we have a sivere winter you can wrap the head of the tree in fleece.
🍈 Full sun
🍈 They can be grown in a container or in the ground.
🍈 They don't need to be pruned but you can prune them to tidy them up in early spring.
🍈 They do produce olives in the UK.
🍈 Annual growth rates can vary from 2 to 12 inches once the tree matures.
🍈 Olive trees can produce small white flowers.
🍈 Substrate well drained. Lots of grit in the bottom of the pot. Use a mixture of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🍈 Fertalize with liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly. I top soil dressing of rotten manure in spring is also beneficial.
1.9 plus £190
Olive trees are incredibly adaptable and can cope well with intense sunlight, frost, drought and even fire. Being native to the Mediterranean, conditions can go from one extreme to the other.
🍈 Winter hardy to around - 10oc
If we have a sivere winter you can wrap the head of the tree in fleece.
🍈 Full sun
🍈 They can be grown in a container or in the ground.
🍈 They don't need to be pruned but you can prune them to tidy them up in early spring.
🍈 They do produce olives in the UK.
🍈 Annual growth rates can vary from 2 to 12 inches once the tree matures.
🍈 Olive trees can produce small white flowers.
🍈 Substrate well drained. Lots of grit in the bottom of the pot. Use a mixture of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🍈 Fertalize with liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly. I top soil dressing of rotten manure in spring is also beneficial.
Olive Tree
1.6m - 1.7m £270
1.8m - 1.9m £300
Olive trees are incredibly adaptable and can cope well with intense sunlight, frost, drought and even fire. Being native to the Mediterranean, conditions can go from one extreme to the other.
🍈 Winter hardy to around - 10oc
If we have a sivere winter you can wrap the head of the tree in fleece.
🍈 Full sun
🍈 They can be grown in a container or in the ground.
🍈 They don't need to be pruned but you can prune them to tidy them up in early spring.
🍈 They do produce olives in the UK.
🍈 Annual growth rates can vary from 2 to 12 inches once the tree matures.
🍈 Olive trees can produce small white flowers.
🍈 Substrate well drained. Lots of grit in the bottom of the pot. Use a mixture of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🍈 Fertalize with liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly. I top soil dressing of rotten manure in spring is also beneficial.
1.8m - 1.9m £300
Olive trees are incredibly adaptable and can cope well with intense sunlight, frost, drought and even fire. Being native to the Mediterranean, conditions can go from one extreme to the other.
🍈 Winter hardy to around - 10oc
If we have a sivere winter you can wrap the head of the tree in fleece.
🍈 Full sun
🍈 They can be grown in a container or in the ground.
🍈 They don't need to be pruned but you can prune them to tidy them up in early spring.
🍈 They do produce olives in the UK.
🍈 Annual growth rates can vary from 2 to 12 inches once the tree matures.
🍈 Olive trees can produce small white flowers.
🍈 Substrate well drained. Lots of grit in the bottom of the pot. Use a mixture of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🍈 Fertalize with liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly. I top soil dressing of rotten manure in spring is also beneficial.
Trachycarpus fortunei,
out of stock
4-4.5ft 40
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
4-4.5ft 40
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
Lady Palm
(Bamboo palm)
5-5.5ft £95 back in stock soon
outside thrives in shade or part shade. Hardy to -7oc
Outdoors they can reach heights of 6 to 12 feet (2 to 3.5 m.) with a spread of 3 to 12 feet (91 cm. to 3.5 m.). When grown in the confines of a container, they stay much smaller.
outside thrives in shade or part shade. Hardy to -7oc
Outdoors they can reach heights of 6 to 12 feet (2 to 3.5 m.) with a spread of 3 to 12 feet (91 cm. to 3.5 m.). When grown in the confines of a container, they stay much smaller.
Chamaerops humilis
4ft
£100
European fan palm also known as Chamaerops humilis and the Mediterranean dwarf palm.
🌴Hardy to - 10. No winter protection needed.
🌴With humilis you will get multi trunk palms.
🌴 Can be grown as house plants
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 When pruning cut fronds off a few inch away from the trunk. These pruned fronds will form your trunk as the tree grows
🌴 Full sun to part shade.
£100
European fan palm also known as Chamaerops humilis and the Mediterranean dwarf palm.
🌴Hardy to - 10. No winter protection needed.
🌴With humilis you will get multi trunk palms.
🌴 Can be grown as house plants
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 When pruning cut fronds off a few inch away from the trunk. These pruned fronds will form your trunk as the tree grows
🌴 Full sun to part shade.
Trachycarpus
6ft £250
Always lots of odd sized / priced palms in stock
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
Always lots of odd sized / priced palms in stock
Trachycarpus Fortunei Palm Trees
More commonly known as the Windmill Palm, Chinese windmill palm or Chusan palm. These palms are very tough in UK winters and are suitable for growing in large palm tree plant pots or in the ground.
Hardiness -15c
Cordylines
1.8-2m multi trunk £190
Olive Tree
2m
£220
Olive trees are incredibly adaptable and can cope well with intense sunlight, frost, drought and even fire. Being native to the Mediterranean, conditions can go from one extreme to the other.
🍈 Winter hardy to around - 10oc
If we have a sivere winter you can wrap the head of the tree in fleece.
🍈 Full sun
🍈 They can be grown in a container or in the ground.
🍈 They don't need to be pruned but you can prune them to tidy them up in early spring.
🍈 They do produce olives in the UK.
🍈 Annual growth rates can vary from 2 to 12 inches once the tree matures.
🍈 Olive trees can produce small white flowers.
🍈 Substrate well drained. Lots of grit in the bottom of the pot. Use a mixture of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🍈 Fertalize with liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly. I top soil dressing of rotten manure in spring is also beneficial.
£220
Olive trees are incredibly adaptable and can cope well with intense sunlight, frost, drought and even fire. Being native to the Mediterranean, conditions can go from one extreme to the other.
🍈 Winter hardy to around - 10oc
If we have a sivere winter you can wrap the head of the tree in fleece.
🍈 Full sun
🍈 They can be grown in a container or in the ground.
🍈 They don't need to be pruned but you can prune them to tidy them up in early spring.
🍈 They do produce olives in the UK.
🍈 Annual growth rates can vary from 2 to 12 inches once the tree matures.
🍈 Olive trees can produce small white flowers.
🍈 Substrate well drained. Lots of grit in the bottom of the pot. Use a mixture of sharp sand, grit and Compost.
🍈 Fertalize with liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly. I top soil dressing of rotten manure in spring is also beneficial.
Washingtonia Robusta SALE
6ft Double trunk
Was £450 Now only £380
Washingtonia Robusta also known as the Mexican Fan palm or skyduster.
🌴 Winter hardy to around - 8oc.
You can wrap in fleece in sever winters.
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost and grit
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 Full sun to part shade
🌴 Can grow up to 2-4ft per year.
Was £450 Now only £380
Washingtonia Robusta also known as the Mexican Fan palm or skyduster.
🌴 Winter hardy to around - 8oc.
You can wrap in fleece in sever winters.
🌴 Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost and grit
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed April to October fortnightly
🌴 Full sun to part shade
🌴 Can grow up to 2-4ft per year.
Phoenix Canary Palm
2.4m £300 back in stock soon.
Best known as the Canary Date Palm, this striking plant will bring instant architecture to your conservatory or patio. The magnificent, stiffly upright leaves arch elegantly from a short, columnar trunk. Native to the Canary Islands, Phoenix canariensis enjoys a sheltered garden position, but will cope with temperatures down to -6C (21F). It also makes an excellent evergreen specimen plant for the garden or conservatory, where it is well suited to growing in large plant pots. This is a palm that it grown a lot in the UK in the garden and as a houseplant..
Best known as the Canary Date Palm, this striking plant will bring instant architecture to your conservatory or patio. The magnificent, stiffly upright leaves arch elegantly from a short, columnar trunk. Native to the Canary Islands, Phoenix canariensis enjoys a sheltered garden position, but will cope with temperatures down to -6C (21F). It also makes an excellent evergreen specimen plant for the garden or conservatory, where it is well suited to growing in large plant pots. This is a palm that it grown a lot in the UK in the garden and as a houseplant..
Sago Palm
£300
Sago palms also known as Cycas revoluta or the king sago. Like ferns, these giant beauties have been around since before the dinosaurs and are not actually a palm tree but a Cycads. They are like living fossils.
🌴Full sun to part shade.
🌴Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost & grit.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed every fortnight April to October. They also benefit from a good nitrogen feed and potassium. For potassium you can place banana skins in water for a few days then use the water for your plant or finely chop banana skins and mix it in the soil.
🌴 Usually grow to around 5ft in the UK, but are slow growing. Every year or two the plants flush and produce a mass of new fronds all at once from the crown.
🌴 Hardy to - 5oc. All though you can get leaf damage in prolonged frosts if the plant is not protected.
🌴 To protect the plant in winter it can be fleeced or an empty pot placed on top. The crown is the part that needs to be protected. A clear umbrella with the handle snapped off and steaked next to the plant gives it instant winter protection. Place mulch around the base of the trunk. If they are very large and in the ground a cold frame can be built around them.
🌴These plants can be kept as house plants also or can be brought indoor or in a greenhouse (heated or u heated) over winter.
🌴 Poisonous is consumed.
🌴 Each sago palm is either male or female. In late spring, males may produce a 12- to 24-inch-tall cone, whereas females produce a leaf structure resembling a round basket, which produces seeds.
The “basket” opens when the plant is ready to be fertilized by pollen from the male, carried by wind or insects.
Sago palms also known as Cycas revoluta or the king sago. Like ferns, these giant beauties have been around since before the dinosaurs and are not actually a palm tree but a Cycads. They are like living fossils.
🌴Full sun to part shade.
🌴Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost & grit.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed every fortnight April to October. They also benefit from a good nitrogen feed and potassium. For potassium you can place banana skins in water for a few days then use the water for your plant or finely chop banana skins and mix it in the soil.
🌴 Usually grow to around 5ft in the UK, but are slow growing. Every year or two the plants flush and produce a mass of new fronds all at once from the crown.
🌴 Hardy to - 5oc. All though you can get leaf damage in prolonged frosts if the plant is not protected.
🌴 To protect the plant in winter it can be fleeced or an empty pot placed on top. The crown is the part that needs to be protected. A clear umbrella with the handle snapped off and steaked next to the plant gives it instant winter protection. Place mulch around the base of the trunk. If they are very large and in the ground a cold frame can be built around them.
🌴These plants can be kept as house plants also or can be brought indoor or in a greenhouse (heated or u heated) over winter.
🌴 Poisonous is consumed.
🌴 Each sago palm is either male or female. In late spring, males may produce a 12- to 24-inch-tall cone, whereas females produce a leaf structure resembling a round basket, which produces seeds.
The “basket” opens when the plant is ready to be fertilized by pollen from the male, carried by wind or insects.
Blue Date Palms SALE
6ft £300 each. Back in stock soon.
Blue date palms. These will need fleecing in winter, but are a stunning addition to any garden and are a really rare palm.
Blue date palms. These will need fleecing in winter, but are a stunning addition to any garden and are a really rare palm.
Sago Palms
£260 each
Sago palms also known as Cycas revoluta or the king sago. Like ferns, these giant beauties have been around since before the dinosaurs and are not actually a palm tree but a Cycads. They are like living fossils.
🌴Full sun to part shade.
🌴Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost & grit.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed every fortnight April to October. They also benefit from a good nitrogen feed and potassium. For potassium you can place banana skins in water for a few days then use the water for your plant or finely chop banana skins and mix it in the soil.
🌴 Usually grow to around 5ft in the UK, but are slow growing. Every year or two the plants flush and produce a mass of new fronds all at once from the crown.
🌴 Hardy to - 5oc. All though you can get leaf damage in prolonged frosts if the plant is not protected.
🌴 To protect the plant in winter it can be fleeced or an empty pot placed on top. The crown is the part that needs to be protected. A clear umbrella with the handle snapped off and steaked next to the plant gives it instant winter protection. Place mulch around the base of the trunk. If they are very large and in the ground a cold frame can be built around them.
🌴These plants can be kept as house plants also or can be brought indoor or in a greenhouse (heated or u heated) over winter.
🌴 Poisonous is consumed.
🌴 Each sago palm is either male or female. In late spring, males may produce a 12- to 24-inch-tall cone, whereas females produce a leaf structure resembling a round basket, which produces seeds.
The “basket” opens when the plant is ready to be fertilized by pollen from the male, carried by wind or insects.
Sago palms also known as Cycas revoluta or the king sago. Like ferns, these giant beauties have been around since before the dinosaurs and are not actually a palm tree but a Cycads. They are like living fossils.
🌴Full sun to part shade.
🌴Substrate equal mix of sharp sand, Compost & grit.
🌴 Feed liquid seaweed every fortnight April to October. They also benefit from a good nitrogen feed and potassium. For potassium you can place banana skins in water for a few days then use the water for your plant or finely chop banana skins and mix it in the soil.
🌴 Usually grow to around 5ft in the UK, but are slow growing. Every year or two the plants flush and produce a mass of new fronds all at once from the crown.
🌴 Hardy to - 5oc. All though you can get leaf damage in prolonged frosts if the plant is not protected.
🌴 To protect the plant in winter it can be fleeced or an empty pot placed on top. The crown is the part that needs to be protected. A clear umbrella with the handle snapped off and steaked next to the plant gives it instant winter protection. Place mulch around the base of the trunk. If they are very large and in the ground a cold frame can be built around them.
🌴These plants can be kept as house plants also or can be brought indoor or in a greenhouse (heated or u heated) over winter.
🌴 Poisonous is consumed.
🌴 Each sago palm is either male or female. In late spring, males may produce a 12- to 24-inch-tall cone, whereas females produce a leaf structure resembling a round basket, which produces seeds.
The “basket” opens when the plant is ready to be fertilized by pollen from the male, carried by wind or insects.
Agave Americana
Agave from £28
We have a large selection of Agave. These are a few.
Agave thrive in full sun to part shade. These can also live in a sunny position indoors. Agave need free draining substrate so 50% grit is a must. feed Agave only for the first couple of years until they have matured.
In the winter place them under cover out of direct hard frosts.
We have a large selection of Agave. These are a few.
Agave thrive in full sun to part shade. These can also live in a sunny position indoors. Agave need free draining substrate so 50% grit is a must. feed Agave only for the first couple of years until they have matured.
In the winter place them under cover out of direct hard frosts.
Jubaea chilensis
Jubaea chilensis (Chilean Wine Palm)
8ft tall
70cm trunk £650
Winter hardy to -15c
8ft tall
70cm trunk £650
Winter hardy to -15c
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