Hi guys Over the weekend I bought a canary palm and yukka from ebay and drove over to Yorkshire to pick them up. The Yukka will remain indoors but I wondered if the canary could go out. I currently have bulletproof fortunei and waggys along with tree ferns and fatsia. I have overwintered my new addi...

... and looks healthy. If anyone else is interested I'd get one quick as they won't last long. The price is £17 which I don't think is bad at all. Phoenix canariensis_CIDP.jpg

... this? I have seen this repeatedly mention as the most northerly mature Phoenix Canariensis. I even found a thread on cloudforest.com discussing it from last month, but nobody ...

I better start the ball rolling on this new topic. Here to start is the late Autumn picture of the St denys Phoenix canariensis_CIDP taken about late September last year. I will try to get some other pictures of other CIDPs around the City next year. Plus a couple also taken ...

Hi Everyone, I bought this palm earlier in the year, sold as a Phoenix Canariensis (for £50 which I thought was pretty good). The more I look at it it's very different ...

... be interesting to see what people think using the same template for a Phoenix canariensis. Here is the template David has for a Skyduster, how would this need to be adjusted ...

Today I replaced my dead Phoenix Canariensis ( from my other thread ) with this which was ten quid in Morrisons. I got the planter half price ...

(to save going off topic on another thread) Here is my Phoenix cross a canariensis x roebelenii, I have had this palm for 6 or 7 years now and its been planted out for ...

In your opinion what do you think looks the nicest and is the hardiest ?

How Hardy are the small phoenix canariensis you get from B&Q ?

... a few small ones are found near the general hospital. there may be others that i havent found yet. below i have posted a picture of the st denys Phoenix canariensis_CIDP which although slightly damaged is now growing away strongly. as i am now looking after that particular garden i can now make ...

(Second time posted as I posted it in the Newbie Forum) :roll: Hi All, I'm not a very keen gardener but I have two CPDP in my front garden which is surrounded with gravel. They are approx two years old now and have been planted in the ground. They were doing really well here in Croydon, Surrey unti...

I havent been much in the Cornwall area, Im wondering if its possible and where to buy Phoenix canariensis or other palms there.
Im not going to spend alot of money so they cant be that big, only a few years old.

Chelston, Torquay: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tq2/5599012051/

The success of Phoenix canariensis_CIDP in London is due to its dry climate. The dry climate will give the big mature ones a cold hardness limit of about -10C Outside of London, northwestwards where the climate is wetter, the hardness ...