trachycarpus winsan trunk stem 45 cm no 6 Chamaerops 'Southern Splendour' may produce fragrant

'Southern Splendour' may produce fragrant white flowers on long panicles in mature plants

The olive tree (Olea europaea) has been popular for centuries for its distinctive appearance and symbolic value

and dark brown

fan-shaped leaves that give a tropical appearance

We send with leaves

trachycarpus winsan trunk stem 45 cm no 6 Chamaerops 'Southern Splendour' may produce fragrantTrachycarpus winsan Trachycarpus winsan is fast growing and has a thin trunk, long stalks, big and light green leaves which may become 360 degrees. It is getting more and more known under the name Winsan, but officially it is a subspecie: Trachycarpus fortunei sp. Winsan. Just like Trachycarpus fortunei sp. Tesan. The most common Trachycarpus fortunei is the sp. Chesan, but most people don't even know. Winterhardy till 15C. Can not be send in a