Heres how its looking after 38.5mm of rain in a week, I worried it would wash all the blue off, as its just a coating right? but its looking bluer than ever, such a stark contrast against the grass and surrounding trachys, bamboo. Its going to look even better once fresh spears start emerging, as so...

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7284/8743864321_cdc8b2c5c6.jpg 2013-05-16 07.17.21 by Lexic2007 , on Flickr http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7284/8743864817_46fb4ab865.jpg 2013-05-16 07.17.10 by Lexic2007 , on Flickr Hi everyone, I'm a bit worried about my palm(!) - can anyone tell me if I should be wor...

... they had quite a few palms for sale. The one that caught my eye was the chamaerops humilis 'cerifera' which has a bluish tinge to it and priced at £19.95 so I bought it. Photo enclosed.....label ...

Hi all I've just visited my local Homebase (South Ruislip) and they have the biggest Chamaerops humilis I have seen in a long time for £40! No, I dont work for Homebase. Look yourself I reckon these are £100+ plants. The label says 30cm Chamaerops. The plant is over ...

Anyone any experience of transplanting a well established Chamaerops...? I got a lovely one at the weekend that I had to dig myself, stands over 6ft tall planted, but I have been told they don't take kindly to being disturbed. I have planted it into a ...

Quite tempted, anyone tried?


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chamaerops-hu ... 33801f189b

... one pretty much is already a good single stemmed specimen http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VERY-LARGE-CH ... 53e41af487 So are there two varients of the Chamaerops Humilis, single and multistem, or is it as simple as pup management when their small? ps. I'd adore to have a large single stem like Daves ...

Mums garden, exposed as you like, right in the centre of garden, looks a bit out of place in context as its so small, so she may move it, but gone through x2 winters so far and looking pretty good, considering its such a baby :lol: http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130303_...

My favourite little chammy the Vulcano with its dense stiff wind resistant leaves, pale white undercoating, and gorgeous compact form, looks yellow at the leaf bases. Early winter casualty or normal icon_scratch :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c400/pault123/2012canter/20130209_110215.jpg ...

My local B&Q is selling of a load of smaller Chamaerops humilis for £7 each. They look in great condition and I'm tempted to get a couple. They would be planted out though, so how low can they go temperature wise please?

Hello
Last Summer i bought around 20 Cerifera small plants all have fairly soft to touch leaves except for one which has very stiff leaves almost as stiff as a Trithrinax,But still Cerifera in other features,has anyone had and stiff Ceriferas before?

Hey guys,

Thinking of getting a CHAMAEROPS ARBORESCENS, does anyone know the general requirements and hardiness.

And also because it's a single trunk palm, if it dies, will a new one start to come up from ground level like CHAMAEROPS HUMLIS.

whats the best time of year to move them palms?

http://www.gardenbargains.com/item-8009 ... re-pot.htm

Seems like a good price. Free delivery if you spend over £50

Hi all i found the time to move and re pot my Chamaerops Humilis that ive taken to the new house ive added a pic still need to add a bit more soil grit mix and mabe some gravel ansd stones to the top to decorate but will do that at some point. my ...