Has anyone considered / have knowledge of the root systems of Phoenix Canariensis?

One of the the things that worries me about planting mine in the ground is how far the roots spread and what damage they might do to nearby walls / the house etc.

The palms look great.

I believe there's three large ones outside Hackney Town Hall, a recent pic would be helpful!

I was surprised how many huge phoenix c's there were growing in people's tiny front gardens in Leytonstone in East London. Trunks starting to form. And there's a tree sized one in front of Hackney town hall of course.

Phoenix canariensis grow out to their full span before they start to 'go up', so the one in Pimlico has reached that, so will now go skywards I think it was originally planted in a pot on the roundabout, which may have stunted it a bit too...

... 1947 were cold, but not everywhere had temperatures low enough to kill Phoenix canariensis & not just on the Scillies either. Torquay has the only big mature specimen ...

... must have been trippin' right? It depends where the person lived... Phoenix canariensis will only grow literally right on the coast, even on the south coast. In 2010 specimens ...

... 1947 were cold, but not everywhere had temperatures low enough to kill Phoenix canariensis & not just on the Scillies either. Torquay has the only big mature specimen ...

... 1947 were cold, but not everywhere had temperatures low enough to kill Phoenix canariensis & not just on the Scillies either. Torquay has the only big mature specimen ...

... 1947 were cold, but not everywhere had temperatures low enough to kill Phoenix canariensis & not just on the Scillies either. Torquay has the only big mature specimen ...

If you speak about Phoenix canariensis_CIDP's and compare the situation of the UK to France you will see a comparable picture more or ...

... parts of the north 2 winters ago. To be fair though Stephen all the Phoenix canariensis that I have seen growing in the likes of north Wales or northern England don't ...

... for so long. But it is a much cooler climate than the imported mature Phoenix canariensis would come from... People have a want for an instant big palm, but in my experience ...

... for so long. But it is a much cooler climate than the imported mature Phoenix canariensis would come from... People have a want for an instant big palm, but in my experience ...