European Fan Palm

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The European fan palm is a unique and resilient species that can thrive in cooler climates, making it a versatile choice for gardens and landscapes. This hardy palm can grow as a multi-trunked shrub or a single-trunk tree, adding a touch of exotic flair to any outdoor space. With its striking, fan-shaped fronds and vibrant blooms, the European fan palm is a true standout in the plant world.

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The European fan palm is a unique and resilient species that can thrive in cooler climates, making it a versatile choice for gardens and landscapes. This hardy palm can grow as a multi-trunked shrub or a single-trunk tree, adding a touch of exotic flair to any outdoor space. With its striking, fan-shaped fronds and vibrant blooms, the European fan palm is a true standout in the plant world.

The European fan palm is a unique and resilient species that can thrive in cooler climates, making it a versatile choice for gardens and landscapes. This hardy palm can grow as a multi-trunked shrub or a single-trunk tree, adding a touch of exotic flair to any outdoor space. With its striking, fan-shaped fronds and vibrant blooms, the European fan palm is a true standout in the plant world.

Chamaerops humilis

  • Native: Western and central Mediterranean

  • Hardiness Zone: 9-11

  • Light Range: full sun to part shade

  • Soil Characteristics: rich, moist, well-drained

  • Tolerances: best with consistent moisture, but has some drought tolerance once established; tolerates brief temperature dips to 15-20 degrees F in winter

  • Landscape Use: landscape accent, containers

  • Height: 6 - 15 feet

  • Spread: 6 - 20 feet

  • Growth Rate: medium

  • Leaf Size: 2 feet

  • Leaf Persistence: evergreen

  • Wildlife: Birds and bats feed on the fruit; reptiles find shelter in the foliage; bees and butterflies feed on the nectar from the flowers

Roaming Roots Tips:

Though the European fan palm does not require pruning to maintain a shrub-like form it can be trained into a tree form over time, if the fronds are repeatedly trimmed back to the trunk.