The Phoenix Canariensis, commonly known as the Canary Island date palm, is a palm with graceful, feathered dark green fronds growing from a single trunk. The textured trunk and spreading crown create a distinctive, exotic silhouette that reads well from a distance and holds its own in large spaces.
Its scale and character make it a reliable choice wherever a strong green focal point is needed: hotel lobbies, shopping centres, office atriums, healthcare facilities, or outdoor hospitality terraces. It works equally well as a standalone specimen or repeated in a row along a façade or corridor. The palm thrives in a sunny position but tolerates light shade.
Regular watering is required; allow the top layer of compost to dry out between waterings and avoid leaving roots in standing water. The range runs from 80 to 230 cm in height, with corresponding pot sizes from Ø14 to Ø50 cm. Select the height based on the clear headroom available and the visual proportion you want to achieve in the space. Orders can be placed per unit or in larger quantities for a project.
Can this palm be used both indoors and outdoors? Yes, the plant is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. A sunny position is preferred, though light shade is also tolerated. This makes it a practical choice for interiors as well as sheltered outdoor settings.
How much maintenance does this palm require? Regular watering is needed. Allow the top layer of compost to dry out between waterings and avoid standing water at the roots. No further specific maintenance requirements are listed for this plant.
How do I choose the right size for my space? The range runs from 80 to 230 cm in height, with pot sizes from Ø14 to Ø50 cm. Base your choice on the available headroom and the visual proportion you want. A taller specimen tends to work best as a standalone focal point in large spaces.
Can I order multiple units for a project? Yes, orders can be placed per unit or in larger quantities for a project. This makes the palm well suited for repeated planting along a façade, in a corridor, or within a modular interior layout.
How is the plant packed and what is the lead time? The lead time is five working days. Each plant is shipped in a sturdy box designed specifically for plants; the plant and compost are protected by a cover, and the plant is secured inside the box to arrive undamaged.
