... plants and warm climate. Is this Washingtonia robusta in the middle and Phoenix canariensis to the left and right? http://imageshack.us/m/703/4691/isthisjpg.jpg Are these ...

Can anyone help by telling me if my Phoenix canariensis will again grow, it has rotted quiet badly and i spear pulled the centre to reveal a big hole. I have depotted the plant and the roots do seem bad! Id add photos but not worked out how to do it yet!

ive just planted a 2ft tall Phoenix canariensis_CIDP which had a short thin trunk probably about 10cm tall and about 7 or 8cm wide maybe.. after planting i cut off the lowest shorter branches close to the centre as i could. i was curious ...

... a shop really). Located at the back of a shop called qd. Anyway i saw a Phoenix canariensis easily 4ft in height for 19.99. But it hasn't been protected over winter it isn't ...

as it says, not in the best shape but ok.

also had some 4ft olive standards for £5

Hi!

I would like to know if these fruits are from Phoenix canariensis?
http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/forum ... 1237329779

Note: City Palms in Faro, Algarve - Portugal

Thanks in advance,
Valter

(EDIT by KG to show picture).

This is my understanding. Phoenix canariensis cannot flourish in cool temperate region with maritime influence. My reasons are: 1. Wet freeze ...

I've grown these palms before but lost them due to wet and cold as they were only babys when planted out when I first instaled my tropical jungle boarder, now I've seen some very nice specimens growing within peoples gardens that seem to be very happy where they are planted, so I was woundering is t...

... facing patio the wet weather has finally taken its toll on my last Phoenix canariensis. The growing point is now rotting in all this wet weather so I've had to pull the ...

Finally planted my other Phoenix in the ground last Sunday and re-designed the dry bed adding an Astelia and Beschornia amongst the Yucca's and Bromeliads.

... germinated and are growing well. See HERE It now appears that this is not the only occurrance and Barry in Edmonton also has fruit set on his Phoenix canariensis_CIDP. The next couple of posts were on the Washingtonia robusta topic but are far better in their own topic, so I have moved them ...

Sorry to ask such a dumb question but I've never really had much success with this plant. Just how low will they go? My experiences so far... 3 small B&Q jobs, unprotected .............dead 1 small GC job, a few fleeces thrown over it last winter when needed..... spear pulled in May, started to ...

Hi All, This could be a momentus moment! I picked a mostly green Phoenix canariensis_CIDP fruit back in December,from a Phoenix canariensis_CIDP at Southsea, Portsmouth, just around the corner from where my son's halls are. In fact I set out at 6 am to go ...