on the Jungle gardens website, they state the following as regards Chamaerops humilis Another good fan palm for the UK which can tolerate temperatures down to minus 10C with only minimal damage. However down to -14C like the winter of 2009/10 caused major ...

I have one and was curious to when they develop the red berrys? i've seen a pic somewhere of one and it did'nt look a lot bigger than the one i have. karl.

... that they have some some brahea armata's for sale, but they have so much more. The owner mentioned Leigh and the HTUK forum. They have variety of Chamaerops, humilis 'Stella'. Whats different about this variety? i didn't get any pictures of the Stella, some random pics of the nursery are shown ...

... they flower at all times right up to the frosts but I cant find pictures to back it up. I also have three (two pictured) seeds which are my first Chamaerops humilis set seed, Ive lost a lot of interest in growing from seed but I have to try these when they are ready especially as its a fast trunking ...

Bought a Brahea armata a few weeks back for 40 euro (£35) and a Chamaerops for 4 euro (£3.40). The later is in mind worth it, considering how long it would take to get to this size from seed. Brahea armata http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/2595/dscn4854f.jpg ...

i took another trip up to the big plant nursery today and bought a chamaerops, it had 3 small offshoots coming off it but i wanted to keep this chammy as a single stem, so i have a little dig around to see in the off shoots had any roots but they were attached ...

Some of the fibre has ripped of my chammys small trunk and it's loose, will this affect the palms trunk in the future ?

(This thread was originally about my washy but i sorted the problem out so i renamed it and posted another problem with my other palm)

Here it is below

... differ. Waggies were discovered around a 100 years ago growing in Japan by Albert Wagner and introduced to europe, this was the origin of the european form, but they only existed in cultivation in Japan and there was no wild populations. When the waggies started to flood in from Korea I met ...

http://www.easytropicals.com/pp/Palms/C ... entea.html

I have a small Cerifera, one of the £40 sized ones from Amulree.

Ideally, I'd like to plant it out in the Spring, but was unsure how fast it grows and if it would soon mask my Trithrinax, if I plant it where I have in mind for it to go....

Notice to all forum members?. There are some small[12"]perfect specimens of C HUMILIS varCERIFERA for sale at the Southampton branch of the Range. I have checked these over and at only £12.99p are well worth the money. There are only 6 plants left as far as i can see so move your butts and get ...

I thought I would share a few pics of my Dads mediterranean Patio. He finished it last week, not bad for someone nearly 70!

Just sketching some rough plans for planting out in spring, can the above palms grow in part sun/ part shade & which one will need the most protection. They are decent size plants. karl.

Well i have has this chamerops for a few month now i got it from B&Q but i'm very confused about the trunk area, i'm not sure what the big pointy bits are at the bottom part, there not covered in the fibre material which make the trunk up so what are they, should i bury the palm so the pointy th...

Hi, well i have 2 small chamaerops humilis one i bought a few months ago and one i bought on monday, the thing ... thicker is this quite normal ? also is my chamaerops humilis i recently bought a vulcano or just your standard version ?