Palmbomen-palms

The Trachycarpus fortunei is one of the most successful palms for the European climate. This species is very hardy and looks incredibly tropical. The palm originates from the Himalayas and is highly resistant to the cold.

The Chamaerops humilis is very noticeable due to its compact leaf growth. This palm is also called the European dwarf palm

The Chamaerops humilis Cerifera is very striking because of its compact gray / blue palm leaves, is a very slow growing palm tree, ideal as a pot plant

Phoenix canariensis is an ideal palm as a tub plant, may be brought home in the winter. Endures heat perfectly, is an easy palm

The Chamaerops vulcano originates from the small island Vulcano just north of the island of Sicily, is a slowly growing palm tree

Phoenix roebelenii or dwarf date palm is a fast-growing palm for the home, but can also thrive on your patio in spring and summer.

Jubaea chilensis comes from Chile and is used there for making palm wine.

The Butia capitata is an elegant appearance with its beautiful gray / green feather leaves

The Cycas revoluta is a palm fern grows very slowly and is a very easy container plant

The Trachycarpus fortunei "Darjeeling" is a variant of the well-known fortunei. Darjeeling is a province in the Indian Himalayas. The leaves of this species are slightly stiffer and more compact than those of the normal Trachycarpus.

The Trachycarpus princeps has green leaves with a grey/blue underside. This palm is also known as the prince of palms. It originates from the Yunnan province in China and is hardy.

The Trachycarpus fortunei x nanus is a small variety of the fortunei. The trunk creeps along the ground, as it were, forming a sort of heel. As a result, the height of this species is very limited.

The Trachycarpus wagnerianus is a hardy palm characterized by its compact and sturdy fan-shaped leaves. The palm was discovered by Albert Wagner, who gave his name to this graceful palm.

The Trachycarpus fortunei "Nainital" is a variety of the well-known fortunei. It is often considered a more robust Trachycarpus that is more resistant to the cold. The leaves of this variety are slightly stiffer and greener than those of the normal Trachy

The Trachycarpus fortunei "Takagii" is a cross between a female wagnerianus and a male fortunei. As a result, the plants have characteristics that lie between these two species.