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Hardy Fan Palm
Give your garden an instant Mediterranean makeover
Grows to
150 cm
250 cm
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Plant Care Information:
Perfect In Pots
Plant In Sunshine
Winter Hardy
Easy To Grow
Product options:
1 x 17L Pot
Item: 610012
£89.99
1 x 20cm Pot
Item: 680029
£34.99
Grows to
150 cm
250 cm
1 x 17L Pot - Item: 610012
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RRP £114.99
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- The perfect hardy palm for patios or smaller gardens, it is very compact growing, weather tolerant and hardy, ideal for those summer parties
- Layer after layer of fan-shaped palm leaves, slowly forming a trunk. Eventual height in the UK is 250cm
- Get instant garden impact with this already established and well-grown palm, delivered at least 1.2m tall
- This slow-grower increases by around 10cm each year, with minimal maintenance needed to encourage the trunk to form
- Supplied as an established plant, roughly 120-140cm tall, in a 17L pot. Ready to plant out
Key Points
- The perfect hardy palm for patios or smaller gardens, it is very compact growing, weather tolerant and hardy, ideal for those summer parties
- Layer after layer of fan-shaped palm leaves, slowly forming a trunk. Eventual height in the UK is 250cm
- Get instant garden impact with this already established and well-grown palm, delivered at least 1.2m tall
- This slow-grower increases by around 10cm each year, with minimal maintenance needed to encourage the trunk to form
- Supplied as an established plant, roughly 120-140cm tall, in a 17L pot. Ready to plant out
Full Product Details
Product Information
Transform your garden into a tropical paradise with this fantastically exotic Hardy Fan Palm. Chamaerops humilis, also known as Dwarf Fan Palms, are the palms you will see across the Mediterranean - and if ever there was a statement plant to bring a holiday feel to the garden, then this is it!
Despite boasting tropical good looks, fan palms are actually hardy in conditions down to -5C to -10C, so will withstand frost but benefit from shelter if temperatures drop too low. Large rounded leaves are cut into linear, fan-like segments, growing abundantly and forming a round, compact bush. Chamaerops humilis are perfect for pots on the patio or they'll make a striking spectacle in a sunny border.
Like all palms, Chamaerops are very easy to grow and love hot sunny weather, plus they become drought tolerant once established so are a great option for those who sometimes forget to water their plants!
Supplied as an established plant in a 17L pot, ready for planting. This will already stand roughly 120-140cm tall.
Please note: Delivery may take up to 14 days for this product. The approximate listed height of this variety and dimensions of the supplied nursery pot are subject to change on delivery, depending on seasonal conditions.
A delivery surcharge applies to this product as it is supplied in an XL Parcel. Surcharge is set at £39.99.
Delivery is to most mainland postcodes with the exception of BT (Northern Ireland), FK (Falkirk), GY (Guernsey), HS (Outer Hebrides), IM (Isle of Man), IV (Inverness), JE (Jersey), KA (Isle of Arran / Great Cumbrae), KW (Orkney), PA (Isle of Mull, Jura, Hebrides), PH (Isle of Eigg, Rum, Canna), PO (Isle of Wight) & ZE (Shetlands / Lerwick).
Deliveries to the above postcodes will incur an additional delivery charge.
What Is Supplied
Item 610012 supplied as:
1 x 17L Pot
Top Tips
No need to prune, simply remove leaves when they yellow to form a trunk.
Care Information
- For best chance of thriving, plant in moist, but well-drained soil in a warm and sheltered spot of the garden.
- Sunny borders are ideal, but in colder regions, keep this palm growing in a large pot on the patio or balcony, moving it to an indoor, sheltered location for autumn.
- Water regularly when in active growth and feed with a balanced fertiliser once a month. Water sparingly in winter.
- If your palm becomes pot bound, pot on into containers 2.5cm larger when new growth starts in spring, using a compost with good drainage. In years when re-potting is not carried out, top-dress by removing 5cm of old compost from the top of the pot and replacing with fresh.
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Grows to
250 cm
150 cm
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