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Trimming a beautiful specimen of a Canary Island Palm Tree in the Hollywood Hills
my phoenix canariensis and dactylifera germination from may to july
- published: 06 Dec 2011
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The Currawong birds pass out Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds all around the garden in their droppings. Young palm trees then come up all over the place. While considered an invasive plant, by some, I rather like them; and enjoy the ferny tropical appeal of these attractive trees that are both ornamental and bearing edible fruits. The fruit pulp is edible but considered too thin to be worth eating, by some. The sap of this date palm is also used to make palm syrup. The Canary Island date palm is a relative of Phoenix dactylifera, the true date palm.
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- published: 13 Jun 2013
- views: 6896
Canary Island Date Palm or Phoenix canariensis is a magnificent palm to grow if you aim to make a statement. Wholesale Nurseries Australia currently has one of the biggest range of Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) in Australia. Whether you're after something big or small, give Wholesale Nurseries Australia a call on +61 07 5546 6811.
- published: 26 Jun 2013
- views: 904
Walked around the estate, this morning, looking at the young, green and ferny-looking Phoenix canariensis seedlings enjoying the sunlight. These trees, considered weeds by some, are brought here in the droppings of Currawongs--large Australian native birds capable of swallowing and passing out the big date seeds.
The seedlings tend to spring up in areas that receive some garden water. While not all the trees are welcome, some are allowed--indeed, encouraged--to stay and put on a nice leafy display for us. As the tree's fronds have have vicious needles, it's best to keep them away from paths; but the palmy leaves are ferny and attractive.
Phoenix canariensis (a.k.a. Canary Island Date Palms) have edible fruits, not unlike the ordinary date palm (Phoenix dactylifera). Nice, tough and drought-resistant palm trees.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
- published: 29 Mar 2012
- views: 2285
http://www.tytyga.com/Canary-Island-D... The Phoenix canariensis, Date Palm tree, is a huge specimen type tree that grows large clusters of dates. The leaves of the Canary Island date palm are gigantic, and the trunk grows into a massive sized specimen that is an excellent palm tree to plant near entrances of resorts as specimen trees for that tropical look. The Canary Island palms are moderately cold hardy and can grow in Texas, MS and LA.
- published: 12 Jul 2012
- views: 11671
Phoenix canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA
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Canary Island date palm tree Scientific classification:
Angiosperms
Monocots
Commelinids
Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae
Genus: Phoenix
Species: P. canariensis
Botanical name: Phoenix canariensis
Phoenix canariensis este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft), ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime.
Fructul este de forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare.
Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate.
Palm tree species:
Açaí Palm, Assai Palm, Acai Palma
Areca Palm, Yellow Palm, Butterfly Palm, Cane Palm, Golden Feather Palm
Yarey Palm, Bailey Yarey Palm
Bamboo Palm, Reed Palm, Clustered Parlor Palm, Cane Palm
Banana Palm, Banana Tree, Plantain Tree, Plantain Palm
Bismarck Palm, Bismark Palm
Blue Hesper Palm, Blue Palm, Sweet Brahea Palm, Gray
Blue Latan, Blue Latania Palm
Bottle Palm
Cherry Palm, Sargent's Cherry Palm, Palma de Guinea
Cabbage Palm, Sabal Palm, Carolina Palmetto, Sabal Palmetto
California Fan Palm, Desert Fan Palm, American Cotton palm, Arizona Fan Palm
Canary Island Date Palm, Canary Date Palm, Canary Palm, Pineapple Palm
Caranday Palm, Wax Palm, Caranday Wax Palm
Cardboard Palm, Cardboard Plant, Cardboard Sago, Cardboard Cycad, Mexican Cycad
Carpentaria Palm
Cascade Palm, Cataract Palm
Chinese Fan Palm, Chinese Fountain Palm, Fountain Palm
Christmas Palm, Manila Palm, Kerpis Palm
Coconut Palm
Ruffle Palm Tree, Aculeata Palm
Corojo Palm
Petticoat Palm, Cuban Palm
European Fan Palm, Mediterranean fan palm
Fiji Fan Palm, Fiji Palm
Clustered Fishtail Palm
Red Feather Palm, Red Leaf Palm, Blushing Palm,
Silk-top Thatch Palm, Sea Thatch Palm
Wodyetia bifurcate, Wodyetia Palm
Guadalupe Palm
Jade Palm, Lady Finger Palm, Finger Palm, Finger Lady Palm
Diamond Joey Palm, Diamond Joey
Kentia Palm, Sentry Palm, Paradise Palm
Peaberry palm, Sea Thatch Palm, Blue Thatch Palm
King Palm, Alexandra Palm, Alexander Palm, Alexandrae Palm
Lady Palm, R. flabelliformis, Aristocratic Lady Palm
Lipstick Palm, Sealing Wax Palm, Red Sealing Wax Palm
Devils Palm Tree
Majesty Palm
Mazari Palm, Mazzari Palm
Metal Palm, Metallic Palm, Miniature Fishtail Palm, Dwarf
Mexican Fan Palm, Washington palm, Skyduster
Miniature Chusan Palm, Wagner's Windmill Palm, Waggie
Butia Queen Cross, Pindo Palm, Butia x Syagrus
Needle Palm, Porcupine Palm
Old Man Palm, Thatch Palm, Guano Barbudo, Guano Petate, Palma Petate
Orange Crownshaft Palm, Orange Palm, Areca vestiaria, Sunset Palm
Parlour Palm, Neanthe Palm, Table Top Palm, Neanthe Bella
Paurotis Everglades Palm, Paurotis Palm, Everglades Palm
Pindo Palm, Jelly palm, Wine Palm
Ponytail Palm, Pony Tail Palm, Bottle Palm, Monja, Palma
Purple King Palm, Mount Lewis King, Purple Piccabean Palm, Purple Palm
Hurricane Palm, Princess Tree
Pygmy Date Palm, Robellini Palm, Miniature Date Palm
Queen Palm, Cocos Plumose, Arecastrum Romanzoffianum, Jeriva
Red Latan Palm, Latania borbonica, Latania commersonii, Latanier Rouge
Ruffled Fan Palm, Vanuatu Fan Palm, Palas Palm, Ruffled Lantan Palm
Royal Palm
Sago Palm, Japanese Sago Palm, King Sago Palm, Sago Cycas
Silver Saw Palmetto Palm, Saw Palmetto Palm, Scrub Palm
Spindle Palm, Mascarena verschaffeltii
Sylvester Date Palm, Sugar Date Palm, India Date, Silver Date Palm, Wild Date Palm
Teddy Bear Palm, Redneck Palm
Travelers Palm, Travellers Palm, Traveler's Tree
Triangle Palm, Three Sided Palm, Neodypsis decaryi
True Date Palm, Date Palm, Edible Date Palm, Deglet Noor
Windmill Palm, Chusan Palm, Chinese Windmill Palm
Aceste imagini au fost luate cu Samsung Galaxy - Smartphone - HD 1920 X 1080
Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft).
Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime.
Fructul de Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree are forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime
și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare.
Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate.
Pentru alte plante, flori si copaci decorative vizitați:
YOU TUBE Channel: LaboratorTEBA
http://www.youtube.com/user/laboratorteba
- published: 30 Jan 2014
- views: 2752
Genus: Phoenix
Species: canariensis
Family: ARECACEAE
Common name: Canary Island Date Palm
Plant type: Evergreen palm
Origin: Canary Islands
Habit/Form:
This has become my favourite plant, and I happen to work with it a lot in the field. It is a powerhouse palm on many levels, maintaining the essence of its toughness as a small potted plant or as a towering soft wooded perennial. It can be very neat and tidy and symmetrical or it can be a sloppy shrubby explosion. It can thrash a space for itself in crowded flora or stand alone gracefully.
As with most palms, it thrives in tropical to warm temperate regions, but has shown good tolerance to some frost or colder seasons. Phoenix canariensis scoffs at pollution and handles all kinds of neglect. Generally has a slow growth but once it stakes its claim it's pretty much there for good, lol. Can live over 100 years. The tallest you'll see them peaking is around 30-40m. Develops a dense clustered crown.
The trunk/bark ranges from short stout, to tall thick, straight cylindrical, dark brown, ashy brown-grey, some with light brown hue in them, with very noticeable diamond pattern scars from old fronds no longer there, widening at the base. Older trunks will have a more even flattening of the scars, and the area (top) close to the current new growth will have jagged texture or the base remains of fronds recently pruned or lost/died naturally.
It is not uncommon for a fairly young stout canariensis to have a cluster of the base remains of its old fronds as a trunk (not scar-smooth or traditional looking trunk). Any younger and/or shorter than that and it will just be a central cluster of fronds radiating outward.
Leaves:
One major, unpopular feature (if you have to work with the plant) is its long sharp spines/thorns (you can even call them spikes or thick needles if you want) at the base-end of the fronds. As growth continues, the sharp spines grow into long upward folded dark green leaflets (20cm +). The leaflets are in pairs, pinnate along the rachis, so that an entire frond (which can also be called its leaf) can be a couple of metres long (large ones can reach 6m).
Flowers:
The Phoenix canariensis flower has either male or female parts but not both, which basically means there are male and female versions of this palm (dioecious). Creamy yellow on multi-branches of yellow spadices (up to 2m long) between leaf bases.
Fruit:
The date, a globose, ovoid/oval drupe (single seed fleshy fruit), about the size of a large grape, in large clusters. Colours usually orange, orange-yellow, but can develop red/brown darkening as it gets ripe or old.
Other common names are: Palmera Canaria, Pineapple Palm.
The Canary Islands are a group of islands off the coast of the African continent consisting of a Spanish autonomous community. The Phoenix canariensis is a symbolic palm of the islands.
- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 848
Looking at the Phoenix canariensis trees in my neighbourhood--aka Canary Island Date Palms. Very nice drought-resistant trees; with attractive bunches of bright yellow-orange golden fruits. The leaves do look like the wonderful cascading feathers of a phoenix' tail; but I do remember that the thorns on the leaf-tips are quite wicked and vicious! :/
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♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
- published: 07 Apr 2014
- views: 228
Phoenix canariensis is a species in the palm family Arecaceae, native to the Canary Islands. It is a relative of Phoenix dactylifera, the true date palm. It is a large solitary palm, 10-20(-40) m tall. The leaves are pinnate, 4–6 m long, with 80-100 leaflets on each side of the central rachis. The fruit is an oval, yellow to orange drupe 2 cm long and 1 cm diameter and containing a single large seed; the fruit pulp is edible but too thin to be worth eating.
The most used common name in English is "Canary Island date palm". The common name in Spanish speaking countries and in the Canary Islands is "Palmera Canaria". It is also widely known as the pineapple palm. It is the natural symbol of the Canary Islands, together with the Serinus canaria (Canary bird).
The palm is easily recognized through its crown of leaves and trunk characteristics. It is not uncommon to see Canary Island date palms pruned and trimmed to enhance the appearance. When pruned, the bottom of the crown, also called the nut, appears to have a pineapple shape.
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia -
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5:44Trimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood California
Trimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood CaliforniaTrimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood California
Trimming a beautiful specimen of a Canary Island Palm Tree in the Hollywood Hills -
0:15phoenix canariensis and dactylifera time lapse
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5:09Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis)
Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis)Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis)
The Currawong birds pass out Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds all around the garden in their droppings. Young palm trees then come up all over the place. While considered an invasive plant, by some, I rather like them; and enjoy the ferny tropical appeal of these attractive trees that are both ornamental and bearing edible fruits. The fruit pulp is edible but considered too thin to be worth eating, by some. The sap of this date palm is also used to make palm syrup. The Canary Island date palm is a relative of Phoenix dactylifera, the true date palm. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ -
1:42Phoenix canariensis from Wholesale Nurseries Australia
Phoenix canariensis from Wholesale Nurseries AustraliaPhoenix canariensis from Wholesale Nurseries Australia
Canary Island Date Palm or Phoenix canariensis is a magnificent palm to grow if you aim to make a statement. Wholesale Nurseries Australia currently has one of the biggest range of Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) in Australia. Whether you're after something big or small, give Wholesale Nurseries Australia a call on +61 07 5546 6811. -
3:08Phoenix canariensis Palms--Weed Trees?
Phoenix canariensis Palms--Weed Trees?Phoenix canariensis Palms--Weed Trees?
Walked around the estate, this morning, looking at the young, green and ferny-looking Phoenix canariensis seedlings enjoying the sunlight. These trees, considered weeds by some, are brought here in the droppings of Currawongs--large Australian native birds capable of swallowing and passing out the big date seeds. The seedlings tend to spring up in areas that receive some garden water. While not all the trees are welcome, some are allowed--indeed, encouraged--to stay and put on a nice leafy display for us. As the tree's fronds have have vicious needles, it's best to keep them away from paths; but the palmy leaves are ferny and attractive. Phoenix canariensis (a.k.a. Canary Island Date Palms) have edible fruits, not unlike the ordinary date palm (Phoenix dactylifera). Nice, tough and drought-resistant palm trees. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -
2:04**Buy Canary Island Date Palm Trees**++ Phoenix canariensis ++ Tropical++
**Buy Canary Island Date Palm Trees**++ Phoenix canariensis ++ Tropical++**Buy Canary Island Date Palm Trees**++ Phoenix canariensis ++ Tropical++
http://www.tytyga.com/Canary-Island-D... The Phoenix canariensis, Date Palm tree, is a huge specimen type tree that grows large clusters of dates. The leaves of the Canary Island date palm are gigantic, and the trunk grows into a massive sized specimen that is an excellent palm tree to plant near entrances of resorts as specimen trees for that tropical look. The Canary Island palms are moderately cold hardy and can grow in Texas, MS and LA. -
5:09Washingtonia robusta & Phoenix canariensis
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0:55Phoenix Canariensis Palm Tree gathering seed
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1:16Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01
Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01
Phoenix canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA Oferta Speciala - plante si seminte de vanzare http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314 Arbori, Plante si Flori cu pret redus. Canary Island date palm tree Scientific classification: Angiosperms Monocots Commelinids Order: Arecales Family: Arecaceae Genus: Phoenix Species: P. canariensis Botanical name: Phoenix canariensis Phoenix canariensis este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft), ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime. Fructul este de forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare. Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate. Palm tree species: Açaí Palm, Assai Palm, Acai Palma Areca Palm, Yellow Palm, Butterfly Palm, Cane Palm, Golden Feather Palm Yarey Palm, Bailey Yarey Palm Bamboo Palm, Reed Palm, Clustered Parlor Palm, Cane Palm Banana Palm, Banana Tree, Plantain Tree, Plantain Palm Bismarck Palm, Bismark Palm Blue Hesper Palm, Blue Palm, Sweet Brahea Palm, Gray Blue Latan, Blue Latania Palm Bottle Palm Cherry Palm, Sargent's Cherry Palm, Palma de Guinea Cabbage Palm, Sabal Palm, Carolina Palmetto, Sabal Palmetto California Fan Palm, Desert Fan Palm, American Cotton palm, Arizona Fan Palm Canary Island Date Palm, Canary Date Palm, Canary Palm, Pineapple Palm Caranday Palm, Wax Palm, Caranday Wax Palm Cardboard Palm, Cardboard Plant, Cardboard Sago, Cardboard Cycad, Mexican Cycad Carpentaria Palm Cascade Palm, Cataract Palm Chinese Fan Palm, Chinese Fountain Palm, Fountain Palm Christmas Palm, Manila Palm, Kerpis Palm Coconut Palm Ruffle Palm Tree, Aculeata Palm Corojo Palm Petticoat Palm, Cuban Palm European Fan Palm, Mediterranean fan palm Fiji Fan Palm, Fiji Palm Clustered Fishtail Palm Red Feather Palm, Red Leaf Palm, Blushing Palm, Silk-top Thatch Palm, Sea Thatch Palm Wodyetia bifurcate, Wodyetia Palm Guadalupe Palm Jade Palm, Lady Finger Palm, Finger Palm, Finger Lady Palm Diamond Joey Palm, Diamond Joey Kentia Palm, Sentry Palm, Paradise Palm Peaberry palm, Sea Thatch Palm, Blue Thatch Palm King Palm, Alexandra Palm, Alexander Palm, Alexandrae Palm Lady Palm, R. flabelliformis, Aristocratic Lady Palm Lipstick Palm, Sealing Wax Palm, Red Sealing Wax Palm Devils Palm Tree Majesty Palm Mazari Palm, Mazzari Palm Metal Palm, Metallic Palm, Miniature Fishtail Palm, Dwarf Mexican Fan Palm, Washington palm, Skyduster Miniature Chusan Palm, Wagner's Windmill Palm, Waggie Butia Queen Cross, Pindo Palm, Butia x Syagrus Needle Palm, Porcupine Palm Old Man Palm, Thatch Palm, Guano Barbudo, Guano Petate, Palma Petate Orange Crownshaft Palm, Orange Palm, Areca vestiaria, Sunset Palm Parlour Palm, Neanthe Palm, Table Top Palm, Neanthe Bella Paurotis Everglades Palm, Paurotis Palm, Everglades Palm Pindo Palm, Jelly palm, Wine Palm Ponytail Palm, Pony Tail Palm, Bottle Palm, Monja, Palma Purple King Palm, Mount Lewis King, Purple Piccabean Palm, Purple Palm Hurricane Palm, Princess Tree Pygmy Date Palm, Robellini Palm, Miniature Date Palm Queen Palm, Cocos Plumose, Arecastrum Romanzoffianum, Jeriva Red Latan Palm, Latania borbonica, Latania commersonii, Latanier Rouge Ruffled Fan Palm, Vanuatu Fan Palm, Palas Palm, Ruffled Lantan Palm Royal Palm Sago Palm, Japanese Sago Palm, King Sago Palm, Sago Cycas Silver Saw Palmetto Palm, Saw Palmetto Palm, Scrub Palm Spindle Palm, Mascarena verschaffeltii Sylvester Date Palm, Sugar Date Palm, India Date, Silver Date Palm, Wild Date Palm Teddy Bear Palm, Redneck Palm Travelers Palm, Travellers Palm, Traveler's Tree Triangle Palm, Three Sided Palm, Neodypsis decaryi True Date Palm, Date Palm, Edible Date Palm, Deglet Noor Windmill Palm, Chusan Palm, Chinese Windmill Palm Aceste imagini au fost luate cu Samsung Galaxy - Smartphone - HD 1920 X 1080 Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft). Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime. Fructul de Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree are forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare. Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate. Pentru alte plante, flori si copaci decorative vizitați: YOU TUBE Channel: LaboratorTEBA http://www.youtube.com/user/laboratorteba -
4:27Plant ID: Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis)
Plant ID: Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis)Plant ID: Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis)
Genus: Phoenix Species: canariensis Family: ARECACEAE Common name: Canary Island Date Palm Plant type: Evergreen palm Origin: Canary Islands Habit/Form: This has become my favourite plant, and I happen to work with it a lot in the field. It is a powerhouse palm on many levels, maintaining the essence of its toughness as a small potted plant or as a towering soft wooded perennial. It can be very neat and tidy and symmetrical or it can be a sloppy shrubby explosion. It can thrash a space for itself in crowded flora or stand alone gracefully. As with most palms, it thrives in tropical to warm temperate regions, but has shown good tolerance to some frost or colder seasons. Phoenix canariensis scoffs at pollution and handles all kinds of neglect. Generally has a slow growth but once it stakes its claim it's pretty much there for good, lol. Can live over 100 years. The tallest you'll see them peaking is around 30-40m. Develops a dense clustered crown. The trunk/bark ranges from short stout, to tall thick, straight cylindrical, dark brown, ashy brown-grey, some with light brown hue in them, with very noticeable diamond pattern scars from old fronds no longer there, widening at the base. Older trunks will have a more even flattening of the scars, and the area (top) close to the current new growth will have jagged texture or the base remains of fronds recently pruned or lost/died naturally. It is not uncommon for a fairly young stout canariensis to have a cluster of the base remains of its old fronds as a trunk (not scar-smooth or traditional looking trunk). Any younger and/or shorter than that and it will just be a central cluster of fronds radiating outward. Leaves: One major, unpopular feature (if you have to work with the plant) is its long sharp spines/thorns (you can even call them spikes or thick needles if you want) at the base-end of the fronds. As growth continues, the sharp spines grow into long upward folded dark green leaflets (20cm +). The leaflets are in pairs, pinnate along the rachis, so that an entire frond (which can also be called its leaf) can be a couple of metres long (large ones can reach 6m). Flowers: The Phoenix canariensis flower has either male or female parts but not both, which basically means there are male and female versions of this palm (dioecious). Creamy yellow on multi-branches of yellow spadices (up to 2m long) between leaf bases. Fruit: The date, a globose, ovoid/oval drupe (single seed fleshy fruit), about the size of a large grape, in large clusters. Colours usually orange, orange-yellow, but can develop red/brown darkening as it gets ripe or old. Other common names are: Palmera Canaria, Pineapple Palm. The Canary Islands are a group of islands off the coast of the African continent consisting of a Spanish autonomous community. The Phoenix canariensis is a symbolic palm of the islands. -
4:10Phoenix canariensis--in fruit
Phoenix canariensis--in fruitPhoenix canariensis--in fruit
Looking at the Phoenix canariensis trees in my neighbourhood--aka Canary Island Date Palms. Very nice drought-resistant trees; with attractive bunches of bright yellow-orange golden fruits. The leaves do look like the wonderful cascading feathers of a phoenix' tail; but I do remember that the thorns on the leaf-tips are quite wicked and vicious! :/ (•‿•) ❤ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ -
0:48PHOENIX CANARIENSIS - Viveros Palma Fruit
PHOENIX CANARIENSIS - Viveros Palma Fruit
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Trimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood California
Trimming a beautiful specimen of a Canary Island Palm Tree in the Hollywood Hills -
phoenix canariensis and dactylifera time lapse
my phoenix canariensis and dactylifera germination from may to july -
Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis)
The Currawong birds pass out Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds all around the garden in their droppings. Young palm trees then come up all over the place. While considered an invasive plant, by some, I rather like them; and enjoy the ferny tropical appeal of these attractive trees that are both ornamental and bearing edible fruits. The fruit pulp is edible but considered too thin to be worth eating, by some. The sap of this date palm is also used to make palm syrup. The Canary Island date palm is a relative of Phoenix dactylifera, the true date palm. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ -
Phoenix canariensis from Wholesale Nurseries Australia
Canary Island Date Palm or Phoenix canariensis is a magnificent palm to grow if you aim to make a statement. Wholesale Nurseries Australia currently has one of the biggest range of Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) in Australia. Whether you're after something big or small, give Wholesale Nurseries Australia a call on +61 07 5546 6811. -
Phoenix canariensis Palms--Weed Trees?
Walked around the estate, this morning, looking at the young, green and ferny-looking Phoenix canariensis seedlings enjoying the sunlight. These trees, considered weeds by some, are brought here in the droppings of Currawongs--large Australian native birds capable of swallowing and passing out the big date seeds. The seedlings tend to spring up in areas that receive some garden water. While not all the trees are welcome, some are allowed--indeed, encouraged--to stay and put on a nice leafy display for us. As the tree's fronds have have vicious needles, it's best to keep them away from paths; but the palmy leaves are ferny and attractive. Phoenix canariensis (a.k.a. Canary Island Date Palms) have edible fruits, not unlike the ordinary date palm (Phoenix dactylifera). Nice, tough and d... -
**Buy Canary Island Date Palm Trees**++ Phoenix canariensis ++ Tropical++
http://www.tytyga.com/Canary-Island-D... The Phoenix canariensis, Date Palm tree, is a huge specimen type tree that grows large clusters of dates. The leaves of the Canary Island date palm are gigantic, and the trunk grows into a massive sized specimen that is an excellent palm tree to plant near entrances of resorts as specimen trees for that tropical look. The Canary Island palms are moderately cold hardy and can grow in Texas, MS and LA. -
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Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01
Phoenix canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA Oferta Speciala - plante si seminte de vanzare http://www.albizia.ro/ +40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314 Arbori, Plante si Flori cu pret redus. Canary Island date palm tree Scientific classification: Angiosperms Monocots Commelinids Order: Arecales Family: Arecaceae Genus: Phoenix Species: P. canariensis Botanical name: Phoenix canariensis Phoenix canariensis este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft), ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime. Fructul este de forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță ma... -
Plant ID: Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis)
Genus: Phoenix Species: canariensis Family: ARECACEAE Common name: Canary Island Date Palm Plant type: Evergreen palm Origin: Canary Islands Habit/Form: This has become my favourite plant, and I happen to work with it a lot in the field. It is a powerhouse palm on many levels, maintaining the essence of its toughness as a small potted plant or as a towering soft wooded perennial. It can be very neat and tidy and symmetrical or it can be a sloppy shrubby explosion. It can thrash a space for itself in crowded flora or stand alone gracefully. As with most palms, it thrives in tropical to warm temperate regions, but has shown good tolerance to some frost or colder seasons. Phoenix canariensis scoffs at pollution and handles all kinds of neglect. Generally has a slow growth but once it... -
Phoenix canariensis--in fruit
Looking at the Phoenix canariensis trees in my neighbourhood--aka Canary Island Date Palms. Very nice drought-resistant trees; with attractive bunches of bright yellow-orange golden fruits. The leaves do look like the wonderful cascading feathers of a phoenix' tail; but I do remember that the thorns on the leaf-tips are quite wicked and vicious! :/ (•‿•) ❤ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ -
Trimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood California
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Trimming a beautiful specimen of a Canary Island Palm Tree in the Hollywood Hills
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phoenix canariensis and dactylifera time lapse
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my phoenix canariensis and dactylifera germination from may to july
my phoenix canariensis and dactylifera germination from may to july
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my phoenix canariensis and dactylifera germination from may to july
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Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis)
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The Currawong birds pass out Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds all around the garden in their droppings. Young palm trees then come up all ove...
The Currawong birds pass out Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds all around the garden in their droppings. Young palm trees then come up all over the place. While considered an invasive plant, by some, I rather like them; and enjoy the ferny tropical appeal of these attractive trees that are both ornamental and bearing edible fruits. The fruit pulp is edible but considered too thin to be worth eating, by some. The sap of this date palm is also used to make palm syrup. The Canary Island date palm is a relative of Phoenix dactylifera, the true date palm.
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The Currawong birds pass out Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds all around the garden in their droppings. Young palm trees then come up all over the place. While considered an invasive plant, by some, I rather like them; and enjoy the ferny tropical appeal of these attractive trees that are both ornamental and bearing edible fruits. The fruit pulp is edible but considered too thin to be worth eating, by some. The sap of this date palm is also used to make palm syrup. The Canary Island date palm is a relative of Phoenix dactylifera, the true date palm.
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Phoenix canariensis from Wholesale Nurseries Australia
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Canary Island Date Palm or Phoenix canariensis is a magnificent palm to grow if you aim to make a statement. Wholesale Nurseries Australia currently has one of ...
Canary Island Date Palm or Phoenix canariensis is a magnificent palm to grow if you aim to make a statement. Wholesale Nurseries Australia currently has one of the biggest range of Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) in Australia. Whether you're after something big or small, give Wholesale Nurseries Australia a call on +61 07 5546 6811.
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Canary Island Date Palm or Phoenix canariensis is a magnificent palm to grow if you aim to make a statement. Wholesale Nurseries Australia currently has one of the biggest range of Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) in Australia. Whether you're after something big or small, give Wholesale Nurseries Australia a call on +61 07 5546 6811.
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Phoenix canariensis Palms--Weed Trees?
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Walked around the estate, this morning, looking at the young, green and ferny-looking Phoenix canariensis seedlings enjoying the sunlight. These trees, consider...
Walked around the estate, this morning, looking at the young, green and ferny-looking Phoenix canariensis seedlings enjoying the sunlight. These trees, considered weeds by some, are brought here in the droppings of Currawongs--large Australian native birds capable of swallowing and passing out the big date seeds.
The seedlings tend to spring up in areas that receive some garden water. While not all the trees are welcome, some are allowed--indeed, encouraged--to stay and put on a nice leafy display for us. As the tree's fronds have have vicious needles, it's best to keep them away from paths; but the palmy leaves are ferny and attractive.
Phoenix canariensis (a.k.a. Canary Island Date Palms) have edible fruits, not unlike the ordinary date palm (Phoenix dactylifera). Nice, tough and drought-resistant palm trees.
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Walked around the estate, this morning, looking at the young, green and ferny-looking Phoenix canariensis seedlings enjoying the sunlight. These trees, considered weeds by some, are brought here in the droppings of Currawongs--large Australian native birds capable of swallowing and passing out the big date seeds.
The seedlings tend to spring up in areas that receive some garden water. While not all the trees are welcome, some are allowed--indeed, encouraged--to stay and put on a nice leafy display for us. As the tree's fronds have have vicious needles, it's best to keep them away from paths; but the palmy leaves are ferny and attractive.
Phoenix canariensis (a.k.a. Canary Island Date Palms) have edible fruits, not unlike the ordinary date palm (Phoenix dactylifera). Nice, tough and drought-resistant palm trees.
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**Buy Canary Island Date Palm Trees**++ Phoenix canariensis ++ Tropical++
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http://www.tytyga.com/Canary-Island-D... The Phoenix canariensis, Date Palm tree, is a huge specimen type tree that grows large clusters of dates. The leaves ...
http://www.tytyga.com/Canary-Island-D... The Phoenix canariensis, Date Palm tree, is a huge specimen type tree that grows large clusters of dates. The leaves of the Canary Island date palm are gigantic, and the trunk grows into a massive sized specimen that is an excellent palm tree to plant near entrances of resorts as specimen trees for that tropical look. The Canary Island palms are moderately cold hardy and can grow in Texas, MS and LA.
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http://www.tytyga.com/Canary-Island-D... The Phoenix canariensis, Date Palm tree, is a huge specimen type tree that grows large clusters of dates. The leaves of the Canary Island date palm are gigantic, and the trunk grows into a massive sized specimen that is an excellent palm tree to plant near entrances of resorts as specimen trees for that tropical look. The Canary Island palms are moderately cold hardy and can grow in Texas, MS and LA.
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Washingtonia robusta & Phoenix canariensis
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Phoenix Canariensis Palm Tree gathering seed
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Phoenix Canariensis Palm Tree gathering seed
It is very important to have seed that is fresh or you will find that they will not germinate and you will ha...
Phoenix Canariensis Palm Tree gathering seed
It is very important to have seed that is fresh or you will find that they will not germinate and you will have wasted your time
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Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01
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Canary Island date palm tree Scientific classification:
Angiosperms
Monocots
Commelinids
Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae
Genus: Phoenix
Species: P. canariensis
Botanical name: Phoenix canariensis
Phoenix canariensis este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft), ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime.
Fructul este de forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare.
Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate.
Palm tree species:
Açaí Palm, Assai Palm, Acai Palma
Areca Palm, Yellow Palm, Butterfly Palm, Cane Palm, Golden Feather Palm
Yarey Palm, Bailey Yarey Palm
Bamboo Palm, Reed Palm, Clustered Parlor Palm, Cane Palm
Banana Palm, Banana Tree, Plantain Tree, Plantain Palm
Bismarck Palm, Bismark Palm
Blue Hesper Palm, Blue Palm, Sweet Brahea Palm, Gray
Blue Latan, Blue Latania Palm
Bottle Palm
Cherry Palm, Sargent's Cherry Palm, Palma de Guinea
Cabbage Palm, Sabal Palm, Carolina Palmetto, Sabal Palmetto
California Fan Palm, Desert Fan Palm, American Cotton palm, Arizona Fan Palm
Canary Island Date Palm, Canary Date Palm, Canary Palm, Pineapple Palm
Caranday Palm, Wax Palm, Caranday Wax Palm
Cardboard Palm, Cardboard Plant, Cardboard Sago, Cardboard Cycad, Mexican Cycad
Carpentaria Palm
Cascade Palm, Cataract Palm
Chinese Fan Palm, Chinese Fountain Palm, Fountain Palm
Christmas Palm, Manila Palm, Kerpis Palm
Coconut Palm
Ruffle Palm Tree, Aculeata Palm
Corojo Palm
Petticoat Palm, Cuban Palm
European Fan Palm, Mediterranean fan palm
Fiji Fan Palm, Fiji Palm
Clustered Fishtail Palm
Red Feather Palm, Red Leaf Palm, Blushing Palm,
Silk-top Thatch Palm, Sea Thatch Palm
Wodyetia bifurcate, Wodyetia Palm
Guadalupe Palm
Jade Palm, Lady Finger Palm, Finger Palm, Finger Lady Palm
Diamond Joey Palm, Diamond Joey
Kentia Palm, Sentry Palm, Paradise Palm
Peaberry palm, Sea Thatch Palm, Blue Thatch Palm
King Palm, Alexandra Palm, Alexander Palm, Alexandrae Palm
Lady Palm, R. flabelliformis, Aristocratic Lady Palm
Lipstick Palm, Sealing Wax Palm, Red Sealing Wax Palm
Devils Palm Tree
Majesty Palm
Mazari Palm, Mazzari Palm
Metal Palm, Metallic Palm, Miniature Fishtail Palm, Dwarf
Mexican Fan Palm, Washington palm, Skyduster
Miniature Chusan Palm, Wagner's Windmill Palm, Waggie
Butia Queen Cross, Pindo Palm, Butia x Syagrus
Needle Palm, Porcupine Palm
Old Man Palm, Thatch Palm, Guano Barbudo, Guano Petate, Palma Petate
Orange Crownshaft Palm, Orange Palm, Areca vestiaria, Sunset Palm
Parlour Palm, Neanthe Palm, Table Top Palm, Neanthe Bella
Paurotis Everglades Palm, Paurotis Palm, Everglades Palm
Pindo Palm, Jelly palm, Wine Palm
Ponytail Palm, Pony Tail Palm, Bottle Palm, Monja, Palma
Purple King Palm, Mount Lewis King, Purple Piccabean Palm, Purple Palm
Hurricane Palm, Princess Tree
Pygmy Date Palm, Robellini Palm, Miniature Date Palm
Queen Palm, Cocos Plumose, Arecastrum Romanzoffianum, Jeriva
Red Latan Palm, Latania borbonica, Latania commersonii, Latanier Rouge
Ruffled Fan Palm, Vanuatu Fan Palm, Palas Palm, Ruffled Lantan Palm
Royal Palm
Sago Palm, Japanese Sago Palm, King Sago Palm, Sago Cycas
Silver Saw Palmetto Palm, Saw Palmetto Palm, Scrub Palm
Spindle Palm, Mascarena verschaffeltii
Sylvester Date Palm, Sugar Date Palm, India Date, Silver Date Palm, Wild Date Palm
Teddy Bear Palm, Redneck Palm
Travelers Palm, Travellers Palm, Traveler's Tree
Triangle Palm, Three Sided Palm, Neodypsis decaryi
True Date Palm, Date Palm, Edible Date Palm, Deglet Noor
Windmill Palm, Chusan Palm, Chinese Windmill Palm
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Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft).
Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime.
Fructul de Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree are forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime
și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare.
Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate.
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Phoenix canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01 - Video by Laborator TEBA
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+40 74 782 1314 / 074 782 1314 Arbori, Plante si Flori cu pret redus.
Canary Island date palm tree Scientific classification:
Angiosperms
Monocots
Commelinids
Order: Arecales
Family: Arecaceae
Genus: Phoenix
Species: P. canariensis
Botanical name: Phoenix canariensis
Phoenix canariensis este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft), ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime.
Fructul este de forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare.
Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate.
Palm tree species:
Açaí Palm, Assai Palm, Acai Palma
Areca Palm, Yellow Palm, Butterfly Palm, Cane Palm, Golden Feather Palm
Yarey Palm, Bailey Yarey Palm
Bamboo Palm, Reed Palm, Clustered Parlor Palm, Cane Palm
Banana Palm, Banana Tree, Plantain Tree, Plantain Palm
Bismarck Palm, Bismark Palm
Blue Hesper Palm, Blue Palm, Sweet Brahea Palm, Gray
Blue Latan, Blue Latania Palm
Bottle Palm
Cherry Palm, Sargent's Cherry Palm, Palma de Guinea
Cabbage Palm, Sabal Palm, Carolina Palmetto, Sabal Palmetto
California Fan Palm, Desert Fan Palm, American Cotton palm, Arizona Fan Palm
Canary Island Date Palm, Canary Date Palm, Canary Palm, Pineapple Palm
Caranday Palm, Wax Palm, Caranday Wax Palm
Cardboard Palm, Cardboard Plant, Cardboard Sago, Cardboard Cycad, Mexican Cycad
Carpentaria Palm
Cascade Palm, Cataract Palm
Chinese Fan Palm, Chinese Fountain Palm, Fountain Palm
Christmas Palm, Manila Palm, Kerpis Palm
Coconut Palm
Ruffle Palm Tree, Aculeata Palm
Corojo Palm
Petticoat Palm, Cuban Palm
European Fan Palm, Mediterranean fan palm
Fiji Fan Palm, Fiji Palm
Clustered Fishtail Palm
Red Feather Palm, Red Leaf Palm, Blushing Palm,
Silk-top Thatch Palm, Sea Thatch Palm
Wodyetia bifurcate, Wodyetia Palm
Guadalupe Palm
Jade Palm, Lady Finger Palm, Finger Palm, Finger Lady Palm
Diamond Joey Palm, Diamond Joey
Kentia Palm, Sentry Palm, Paradise Palm
Peaberry palm, Sea Thatch Palm, Blue Thatch Palm
King Palm, Alexandra Palm, Alexander Palm, Alexandrae Palm
Lady Palm, R. flabelliformis, Aristocratic Lady Palm
Lipstick Palm, Sealing Wax Palm, Red Sealing Wax Palm
Devils Palm Tree
Majesty Palm
Mazari Palm, Mazzari Palm
Metal Palm, Metallic Palm, Miniature Fishtail Palm, Dwarf
Mexican Fan Palm, Washington palm, Skyduster
Miniature Chusan Palm, Wagner's Windmill Palm, Waggie
Butia Queen Cross, Pindo Palm, Butia x Syagrus
Needle Palm, Porcupine Palm
Old Man Palm, Thatch Palm, Guano Barbudo, Guano Petate, Palma Petate
Orange Crownshaft Palm, Orange Palm, Areca vestiaria, Sunset Palm
Parlour Palm, Neanthe Palm, Table Top Palm, Neanthe Bella
Paurotis Everglades Palm, Paurotis Palm, Everglades Palm
Pindo Palm, Jelly palm, Wine Palm
Ponytail Palm, Pony Tail Palm, Bottle Palm, Monja, Palma
Purple King Palm, Mount Lewis King, Purple Piccabean Palm, Purple Palm
Hurricane Palm, Princess Tree
Pygmy Date Palm, Robellini Palm, Miniature Date Palm
Queen Palm, Cocos Plumose, Arecastrum Romanzoffianum, Jeriva
Red Latan Palm, Latania borbonica, Latania commersonii, Latanier Rouge
Ruffled Fan Palm, Vanuatu Fan Palm, Palas Palm, Ruffled Lantan Palm
Royal Palm
Sago Palm, Japanese Sago Palm, King Sago Palm, Sago Cycas
Silver Saw Palmetto Palm, Saw Palmetto Palm, Scrub Palm
Spindle Palm, Mascarena verschaffeltii
Sylvester Date Palm, Sugar Date Palm, India Date, Silver Date Palm, Wild Date Palm
Teddy Bear Palm, Redneck Palm
Travelers Palm, Travellers Palm, Traveler's Tree
Triangle Palm, Three Sided Palm, Neodypsis decaryi
True Date Palm, Date Palm, Edible Date Palm, Deglet Noor
Windmill Palm, Chusan Palm, Chinese Windmill Palm
Aceste imagini au fost luate cu Samsung Galaxy - Smartphone - HD 1920 X 1080
Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree este un palmier de talie mare care poate creste pana la o inaltime de 10-20 m (33-66 ft).
Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree ocazional poate creștere pana la 40 m (131 ft). Frunzele pot creste pana la 4-6 m (13-20 ft) lungime.
Fructul de Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree are forma ovala, de culoare galbenă până la portocaliu de 2 cm (0,79 in) lungime
și 1 cm (0,39 in) în diametru, conține o singură sămânță mare.
Fructule sunt comestibile, dar prea putina pulpa pentru a fi mancate.
Pentru alte plante, flori si copaci decorative vizitați:
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Plant ID: Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis)
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Genus: Phoenix
Species: canariensis
Family: ARECACEAE
Common name: Canary Island Date Palm
Plant type: Evergreen palm
Origin: Canary Islands
Habit/Form:
This...
Genus: Phoenix
Species: canariensis
Family: ARECACEAE
Common name: Canary Island Date Palm
Plant type: Evergreen palm
Origin: Canary Islands
Habit/Form:
This has become my favourite plant, and I happen to work with it a lot in the field. It is a powerhouse palm on many levels, maintaining the essence of its toughness as a small potted plant or as a towering soft wooded perennial. It can be very neat and tidy and symmetrical or it can be a sloppy shrubby explosion. It can thrash a space for itself in crowded flora or stand alone gracefully.
As with most palms, it thrives in tropical to warm temperate regions, but has shown good tolerance to some frost or colder seasons. Phoenix canariensis scoffs at pollution and handles all kinds of neglect. Generally has a slow growth but once it stakes its claim it's pretty much there for good, lol. Can live over 100 years. The tallest you'll see them peaking is around 30-40m. Develops a dense clustered crown.
The trunk/bark ranges from short stout, to tall thick, straight cylindrical, dark brown, ashy brown-grey, some with light brown hue in them, with very noticeable diamond pattern scars from old fronds no longer there, widening at the base. Older trunks will have a more even flattening of the scars, and the area (top) close to the current new growth will have jagged texture or the base remains of fronds recently pruned or lost/died naturally.
It is not uncommon for a fairly young stout canariensis to have a cluster of the base remains of its old fronds as a trunk (not scar-smooth or traditional looking trunk). Any younger and/or shorter than that and it will just be a central cluster of fronds radiating outward.
Leaves:
One major, unpopular feature (if you have to work with the plant) is its long sharp spines/thorns (you can even call them spikes or thick needles if you want) at the base-end of the fronds. As growth continues, the sharp spines grow into long upward folded dark green leaflets (20cm +). The leaflets are in pairs, pinnate along the rachis, so that an entire frond (which can also be called its leaf) can be a couple of metres long (large ones can reach 6m).
Flowers:
The Phoenix canariensis flower has either male or female parts but not both, which basically means there are male and female versions of this palm (dioecious). Creamy yellow on multi-branches of yellow spadices (up to 2m long) between leaf bases.
Fruit:
The date, a globose, ovoid/oval drupe (single seed fleshy fruit), about the size of a large grape, in large clusters. Colours usually orange, orange-yellow, but can develop red/brown darkening as it gets ripe or old.
Other common names are: Palmera Canaria, Pineapple Palm.
The Canary Islands are a group of islands off the coast of the African continent consisting of a Spanish autonomous community. The Phoenix canariensis is a symbolic palm of the islands.
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Genus: Phoenix
Species: canariensis
Family: ARECACEAE
Common name: Canary Island Date Palm
Plant type: Evergreen palm
Origin: Canary Islands
Habit/Form:
This has become my favourite plant, and I happen to work with it a lot in the field. It is a powerhouse palm on many levels, maintaining the essence of its toughness as a small potted plant or as a towering soft wooded perennial. It can be very neat and tidy and symmetrical or it can be a sloppy shrubby explosion. It can thrash a space for itself in crowded flora or stand alone gracefully.
As with most palms, it thrives in tropical to warm temperate regions, but has shown good tolerance to some frost or colder seasons. Phoenix canariensis scoffs at pollution and handles all kinds of neglect. Generally has a slow growth but once it stakes its claim it's pretty much there for good, lol. Can live over 100 years. The tallest you'll see them peaking is around 30-40m. Develops a dense clustered crown.
The trunk/bark ranges from short stout, to tall thick, straight cylindrical, dark brown, ashy brown-grey, some with light brown hue in them, with very noticeable diamond pattern scars from old fronds no longer there, widening at the base. Older trunks will have a more even flattening of the scars, and the area (top) close to the current new growth will have jagged texture or the base remains of fronds recently pruned or lost/died naturally.
It is not uncommon for a fairly young stout canariensis to have a cluster of the base remains of its old fronds as a trunk (not scar-smooth or traditional looking trunk). Any younger and/or shorter than that and it will just be a central cluster of fronds radiating outward.
Leaves:
One major, unpopular feature (if you have to work with the plant) is its long sharp spines/thorns (you can even call them spikes or thick needles if you want) at the base-end of the fronds. As growth continues, the sharp spines grow into long upward folded dark green leaflets (20cm +). The leaflets are in pairs, pinnate along the rachis, so that an entire frond (which can also be called its leaf) can be a couple of metres long (large ones can reach 6m).
Flowers:
The Phoenix canariensis flower has either male or female parts but not both, which basically means there are male and female versions of this palm (dioecious). Creamy yellow on multi-branches of yellow spadices (up to 2m long) between leaf bases.
Fruit:
The date, a globose, ovoid/oval drupe (single seed fleshy fruit), about the size of a large grape, in large clusters. Colours usually orange, orange-yellow, but can develop red/brown darkening as it gets ripe or old.
Other common names are: Palmera Canaria, Pineapple Palm.
The Canary Islands are a group of islands off the coast of the African continent consisting of a Spanish autonomous community. The Phoenix canariensis is a symbolic palm of the islands.
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Phoenix canariensis--in fruit
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Looking at the Phoenix canariensis trees in my neighbourhood--aka Canary Island Date Palms. Very nice drought-resistant trees; with attractive bunches of bright...
Looking at the Phoenix canariensis trees in my neighbourhood--aka Canary Island Date Palms. Very nice drought-resistant trees; with attractive bunches of bright yellow-orange golden fruits. The leaves do look like the wonderful cascading feathers of a phoenix' tail; but I do remember that the thorns on the leaf-tips are quite wicked and vicious! :/
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Looking at the Phoenix canariensis trees in my neighbourhood--aka Canary Island Date Palms. Very nice drought-resistant trees; with attractive bunches of bright yellow-orange golden fruits. The leaves do look like the wonderful cascading feathers of a phoenix' tail; but I do remember that the thorns on the leaf-tips are quite wicked and vicious! :/
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PHOENIX CANARIENSIS - Viveros Palma Fruit
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Trimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood California
Trimming a beautiful specimen of a Canary Island Palm Tree in the Hollywood Hills
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Trimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood California
Trimming Phoenix Canariensis in Hollywood California
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phoenix canariensis and dactylifera time lapse
my phoenix canariensis and dactylifera germination from may to july
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phoenix canariensis and dactylifera time lapse
phoenix canariensis and dactylifera time lapse
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Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis)
The Currawong birds pass out Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) seeds all aroun...
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Canary Island Date Palms (Phoenix canariensis)
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Phoenix canariensis from Wholesale Nurseries Australia
Canary Island Date Palm or Phoenix canariensis is a magnificent palm to grow if you aim to...
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Phoenix canariensis Palms--Weed Trees?
Walked around the estate, this morning, looking at the young, green and ferny-looking Phoe...
published: 29 Mar 2012
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**Buy Canary Island Date Palm Trees**++ Phoenix canariensis ++ Tropical++
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Washingtonia robusta & Phoenix canariensis
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published: 24 May 2012
Washingtonia robusta & Phoenix canariensis
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Phoenix Canariensis Palm Tree gathering seed
Phoenix Canariensis Palm Tree gathering seed
It is very important to have seed that ...
published: 21 Jan 2014
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Phoenix Canariensis - Canary Island date palm tree HD 01
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Plant ID: Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis)
Genus: Phoenix
Species: canariensis
Family: ARECACEAE
Common name: Canary Island Date Palm...
published: 11 Jan 2014
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Phoenix canariensis--in fruit
Looking at the Phoenix canariensis trees in my neighbourhood--aka Canary Island Date Palms...
published: 07 Apr 2014
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PHOENIX CANARIENSIS - Viveros Palma Fruit
Venta y poda de Palmeras en Barcelona. Leña y Carbón a domicilio. Trabajos forestales y ja...
published: 13 Jan 2014
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RNC Chairman Says Trump "Trying" To Rein In Craziness Surrounding His Campaign
Edit WorldNews.com 06 May 2016
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus is asking citizens to see past all the showmanship and craziness surrounding Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s campaign and realize the New York entrepreneur is “trying,” CBS News reported Friday. "He's trying. Honestly, he's trying.” – RNC Chairman Reince Priebus speaking about Donald Trump ... ....
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US magazine names British star in media gag over 'sex with prostitute'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 05 May 2016
A famous British actor who won an injunction to prevent claims that he slept with a prostitute from being published has been named in the US. The married star allegedly paid for sex with Helen Wood, the former escort who once claimed she had an affair with England footballer Wayne Rooney while his wife Coleen was pregnant with their first child. Share Go To ... The actor's name was also circulated on social media ... He said ... " ... ....
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Oil tanker washes up on Liberia beach with no crew or lifeboats
Edit The Guardian 06 May 2016
Speculation rife about piracy or fire on board Tamaya 1, registered in Panama, who last known position was on 21 April near Gambia and Senegal. @alanyuhas. An abandoned oil tanker has washed up on the shores of Liberia in west Africa, prompting an investigation – and speculation over the fate of the ship’s crew ... map ... The ship was en route to the Senegalese port of Dakar, according to the site ... ....
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After a Landmark Legal Ruling, Will CIA Torture Victims Finally Have Their Day in Court?
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9 things you should know if your child is using heroin
Edit Raw Story 06 May 2016
The recent spike in the use of heroin and other opioids, sparking frightening headlines about addiction and overdose, has left families struggling to find solutions. When my family discovered I was using heroin over a decade ago, when I was in my mid-20s, they spent years trying to help, but didn’t ... ....
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09-14-15 Disinfect Horticultural Tools to Prevent Spreading Fungal Disease... Complete Story (Palm Beach County, FL) ...
Edit Public Technologies 14 Sep 2015
(Source. Palm Beach County, FL). University of Florida research scientists are advising the landscape maintenance community to sterilize their pruning tools before and after they trim their Canary Island date palms (Phoenix canariensis)to avoid spreading a deadly disease. Dr ... Some diseases, such as fusarium wilt of Canary Island date palm (http.//edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pp139), are known to be spread by pruning with infested tools ... (noodl....
Fairchild's Tropical Garden Column: Popular palms are more than their looks
Edit Sun Sentinel 27 Jun 2015
Palms are ornamental gems, stunning growers with relatively few horticultural needs. All they require is water, fertilizer and access to soil ... The date palm, Phoenix dtreeactylifera, is the original palm tree of life, called that in many cultures because every part of the palm can be used ... the Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis), Senegal date palm (Phoenix reclinata) and the miniature date palm (Phoenix roebelenii) ... 0 ... ....
Only two out of 33 trees did not survive transplants from Castille Square to other sites
Edit The Malta Independent 16 Jun 2015
He said that three Cupressus Sempervirens and two Pinus Halipensis were replanted in Castille Square ... And three Phoenix Canariensis, two Wasingtonia Filifera and one Phoenix Dactylifera were replanted in Herbert Ganado, Valletta ... . . ....
Auckland’s trees vulnerable to housing intensification (The University of Auckland)
Edit noodls 04 Jun 2015
(Source. The University of Auckland). Auckland's trees have little protection against urban intensification and of those that are left, only a few are listed for preservation, a new study has found ... The study also found plenty of weeds on the protected list such as Phoenix palm (Phoenix canariensis), radiata pine (Pinus radiata) and camphor laurel tree (Cinnamomum camphora) ... distributed by ... (noodl. 28536853) ....
Fairchild’s tropical garden column: Palms are not just another pretty face
Edit The Miami Herald 18 May 2015
Palms are ornamental gems, stunning growers with relatively few horticultural needs ... For this reason, they are wildly popular ... The date palm, Phoenix dactylifera, is the original palm tree of life, called that in many cultures because every part of the palm can be used ... the Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis), Senegal date palm (Phoenix reclinata) and the miniature date palm (Phoenix roebelenii) ... ....
PRESS KIT - PAVILLONS MONTE-CARLO - October 3rd, 2014 (Société des Bains de Mer)
Edit noodls 07 Oct 2014
(Source. Société des Bains de Mer). PAVILLONS MONTE-CARLO. PRESS KIT. 1. CONTENTS. I. Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer presents a new shopping experience. II. The real estate and urban planning project. Creation, re-creation and recreation in Monte-Carlo. III. Presentation of the Pavillons Monte-Carlo project by Chérif Jahlan. IV ... V ... VI. Useful information. 2. I ... Monaco and the eponymous Foundation ... - 2 Canary Island Date Palm - Phoenix canariensis....
Garden design: how to create drama in your borders
Edit The Daily Telegraph 03 Oct 2014
Related Articles. The Exotic Garden at Great Dixter House 12 Jul 2011. Henstead Exotic Garden. A Suffolk jungle 18 Apr 2008. Exotic plants to grow in your garden 22 Mar 2014. Inside the £10,000 urban jungle 11 Jul 2014. A degree in costume design led her to a successful career in TV and theatre ... “I created a story ... TOP TIPS ... And there is Phoenix canariensis which is hardy to -8C although you have a better chance of success in the south....
10 Surprising Things You Can Buy Using Alibaba
Edit ABC News 06 May 2014
Alibaba.com. Alibaba, the giant Chinese company that is expected to file an initial public offering prospectus, may reveal the world's largest IPO by a private company ... Yahoo! has a stake that's about 24 percent of Alibaba, but the company will divest part of that in Alibaba's share sale, Bloomberg reports ... Minimum Order. 3,600 Pieces ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... Palm tree, or Phoenix canariensis, with a trunk height of 130-250 cm and a diameter 23-35 cm ... 4 ... 5 ... ....
Fairchild’s tropical garden column: What kind of palm are you?
Edit The Miami Herald 29 Mar 2014
With social media constantly making personality quizzes for everything (What cat are you? Which cast member of How I Met Your Mother are you?), I began to feel left out. As a plant enthusiast, I was waiting for BuzzFeed to create a “which palm are you?” quiz ... So let’s go ... • Mr. Nice Guy. You constantly chat up the person sitting next to you and are never bored standing in line ... And so is Phoenix canariensis....
Liven up your office with preserved palm trees
Edit The Examiner 11 Feb 2014
Studies show that Americans work nearly 1,800 hours each year ... Most cubicles resemble desolate-looking work spaces ... Preserved Palm Trees ... Customized Plants ... Date palms Fan palms Phoenix Canariensis palm trees Phoenix Dactylifera palms Washingtonia Robusta palms Washingtonia Filifera palm trees Livistona palms European Fan palm Coconut palm trees Island palms Tropical Elegans palm trees Pygmy Date palms Sago palms Pineapple palms ... ....
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