Phoenix canariensis

Phoenix canariensisPhoenix Canariensis, also known as the Canary Island Date Palm, is a bushy, tree like palm with a unique, stout trunk and deep green leaves. The leaves will grow up to 5 meters in length and be divided into many linear leaflets. Creamy, yellow flowers bloom throughout summer, followed by reddish yellow fruits in autumn. This tall palm can reach heights of over 12m, and should be planted in well drained, loamy soil, in partial shade where it will grow

It is a tall growing and large tree that offers spectacular winter interest with scarlet

or planted along ferns

Iris Dwarf Alida has single

Citrussy orange and golden honey tones tones blend seamlessly to make Motto dahlias a striking addition to any floral display

naturalising beautifully over time

Growing your Dumb Cane from its baby stage and watching it mature over time

Once the leaves begin to change

Year round interest is created by small white flowers blooming in April and lasting through summer

The leaves grow in clusters of incised lobes right through to Autumn

RHS Award of Garden Merit winner

Croton prefers lightly moist soil but doesn’t enjoy being waterlogged so let the soil drain well and let the top 2cm dry out before watering again

This variety has bronze-tinged leaves in Spring before turning red in Autumn