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  Cactus Focus 300ml Bottle

  £3.99

  300 ml Bottle

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  15x15x20 deep square pot 3 litre

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  anti spiral pot 3.5 litre

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  Rhapidophylum hystrix

  Rated 5.00 out of 5
  From £39.95

  Worlds hardiest palm from south east USA. Perfectly hardy in most of the UK, looks best in damp shade.

  Slow growing and beautiful with dangerous needle like spines emerging from the trunk

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  16x16x23 deep square pot 4.8 litre

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  4.8 litre deep square pot, anti-spiral.

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  18x18x23 deep square pot 6.5 litre

  From £0.90

  Deep square pot, anti-spiral , 6.5 Litres.

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  Heavy duty pot

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  Heavy duty pot.

  Quality Italian made.

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  Heavy duty extra deep

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  Extra deep heavy duty pots.

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  Sabal minor

  £199.00

  One of the worlds cold hardiest palms , survives the UK climate but rather slow growing.

  Available as singles doubles and triples, planting 3 plants together compensates for the lack of leaves produced in the UK climate so it gives a much fuller tropical effect.

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  Phoenix canariensis

  From £19.99

  other palms

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  Jubaea chilensis

  Rated 5.00 out of 5
  From £199.00

  The biggest, most spectacular, and cold hardiest of the feather palms. The most southerly growing of the south american palms in Chile where winters are regularly freezing and cold.

  Our palms are premium quality pot grown, not field grown.

   

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  Butia capitata (odorata)

  Rated 5.00 out of 5
  From £79.00

  The most common Butia in cultivation.

  Common to south tip of Brazil and Uruguay , it grows to more than 10m trunk height and is the largest and one of the cold hardiest of the Butia family.

  Commonly called capitata within the trade, it correct name is Butia odorata.

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  Trachycarpus nova

  Rated 5.00 out of 5
  £9.95

  A wild occurring Trachycarpus growing near to Trachycarpus princeps in China.Botanically very close to fortunei.

  Probably the fastest growing of the Trachycarpus family , resembling Trachycarpus martianus when larger.

  Seems slightly less cold hardy than fortunei, but recovers extremely rapidly.

  Photos are of a plant in habitat.

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