Chamaerops Humilis - European Dwarf Palm

The Chamaerops Humilis is one of the most common palm species in Northern Europe, and is also the only palm that naturally occurs in Europe. That is why the Chamaerops Humilis is also called the European fan palm. It is a very strong and compact palm, but it grows multiple cuttings next to its own trunk, so that the palm can increase in width at a young age. In various Southern European countries, the palm can grow up to 3 meters high in nature with dozens of trunks! It is a beautiful and low-maintenance palm to place in the open ground or in a pot in the garden or on the terrace.

Care
The Chamaerops Humilis likes a sunny and light location and well-drained soil. The plant can withstand heat and drought, but water regularly in warm summers. Make sure the water can drain from the pot, so plant the Chamaerops in a pot with holes. Furthermore, the palm is winter-hardy to -15 degrees Celsius, so it is best to bring the Chamaerops inside if you expect extreme frost. Due to its slow and compact growth, the Chamaerops Humilis is an ideal tub plant, although you can of course also plant the palm in the open ground.

Format
The plant has a height of 50-60cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plant is supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 15cm.

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