Trachycarpus fortunei
Known as the Chinese Windmill palm or Chusan palm, it is well-known in coastal regions. A slow grower, it forms a good-sized tree and is quite hardy for a palm.
2.50 (à 10 ans)
-15 
0.80 (à 10 ans)
Part Shade / Sun Use
As an isolated lawn specimen or in association with evergreen shrubs such as Rhododendrons, Japanese Azaleas, Camellias, etc.
Planting
Remove the plant from its container and thoroughly soak the root ball. Place the plant (not too deeply) in a hole with a mixture of loose soil and topsoil around the root ball, gently tamping the earth. Water in.
Maintenance
Water well during the first year. Apply an appropriate fertiliser in spring.
