Canary Island Palm

I like that , it makes a beautiful pot plant .........

It looks lovely makes you feel your on a palm beach lol.

Thanks Amy and 6p.This one I will be taking inside for the winter

I don't blame you me and my son has one, I had mine bought in, my son left his out and most of the leaves are dead, yet in a little town I know they had them over winter in the town bedding not a mark on them.

I lost my Windmill Palm this winter after it surviving outside for the past three years, just shows how severe the weather was!

What a shame Carole its heart braking when you care for plants then the weather comes along and kills them, it makes me wonder what to grow, if the weather is going to be to extremes for the future.

looks nice and healthy Carole.

lovely carole , mine in ground near pond now, do they grow big or not to bad here

Sandra they do grow quite tall but are very slow growing producing around 3 leaf fronds a year, so you should be ok ;0)

thanx carole, near my pond so was worried about roots going down and through liner ;o(

i live in southeast england would you advise leaving the palm in a pot/container in spring/summer and bring inside during winter.i was told you can plant them straight in to the garden but am unsure about this

Hi Detrementel you aske about the Canary Island I have mine in a large pot on the patio, I was told they were hardy so left it outside covered with a fleece bag during the winter, Im afraid it looks dead, so upset as it was a nice feature. I have cut it right down to base, but it hasn't shown any signs of recovery yet. So my advice would be to take indoors during the winter, hope yours does well!

carole your not alone as mine is dead to after being told it was hardy, also had another palm, cant remember name but the man at GC told me it would be fine in winter but thats dead to :o((

I noticed at B&Q that they had a whole row of them dead as door nails!

:o( not good advert carole lol

hey. How old is this CIDP?