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Hardy Fan Palm


Bring those holiday vibes home with this hardy Mediterranean delight


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Known by many as the Dwarf Fan Palm, you would’ve seen this variety growing all across the Mediterranean! If ever a plant brought a holiday feel to the garden, it’s this one. Exotic good look, yet frost hardy to at least -5C, withstanding frost but will benefit from indoor protection if temperatures drop too low. 2.5m


“The ideal palm for a patio or smaller garden spot”


Peter McDermott, Head Gardener


“Evergreen blooms with a strong, sweet scent”


SAVE £10 £24.99


60-80CM TALL IN AN 18CM POT


Was £34.99 ITEM: 680029


SAVE £25 £44.98


2 X 60-80CM TALL IN 18CM POTS


Was £69.98 ITEM: 680030 Why not try...


Gardenia ‘Fool Proof’ Double-flowering fragrant shrub. 70m June-September


Was £19.99


SAVE £5 17CM POT


£14.99 ITEM: 511797


SGardenia ‘Kleim’s Hardy’


SAVE £5 1.5 LITRE POT


The world’s first hardy Gardenia. Now you can grow those exquisitely scented, creamy-white blooms in your garden. Waxy, snow-white pinwheels open from tight buds, nestling among glossy, evergreen foliage. Each bloom is a thing of beauty, and the scent is unforgettable – sweet, heady, and totally addictive. 60cm June-September


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Free 30 Day Refund & Replacement


Straight to Your Door Affordable Plants


£14.99 ITEM: 510530


Was £19.99


Ericaceous Compost Blended to provide the right acidic soil conditions needed for optimum growth for your acid-loving plants.


ITEM: 100042 60 litres £19.99 FREE DELIVERY! SAVE £6.99


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