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Olive & Palm Mountain
Butia Capitata (Jelly/Pindo Palm Tree) Small
The Jelly Palm, also known as the Pindo Palm, is a beautiful, slow-growing plant that brings a classic tropical look to the garden. Known for its graceful, arching silvery-blue fronds and a sturdy, textured trunk, this small specimen is perfect for adding character to a sunny patio or a compact gravel garden. It’s one of the hardiest feather palms available for the UK climate, making it a reliable and low-maintenance choice for year-round greenery.
£180
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- Size (H × W)
- 120 x 130 cm
- Sunlight
- Full Sun. It thrives best in a bright, sunny spot, which helps bring out the silver-blue color in its leaves and keeps the overall growth compact and healthy.
- Watering
- Moderate. Water regularly during the spring and summer, allowing the top couple of inches of soil to dry out between drinks. While it becomes quite drought-tolerant once established, you should definitely keep the soil on the drier side over winter to protect the roots.
- Soil & Drainage
- Well-drained soil is crucial. It adapts nicely to most soil types, but the roots will suffer if left sitting in cold, wet ground. If you are keeping it in a pot, use a mix of standard potting compost blended with plenty of horticultural grit so the water drains through easily.
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Care & specifications
Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.
- Size (H × W)
- 120 x 130 cm
- Sunlight
- Full Sun. It thrives best in a bright, sunny spot, which helps bring out the silver-blue color in its leaves and keeps the overall growth compact and healthy.
- Watering
- Moderate. Water regularly during the spring and summer, allowing the top couple of inches of soil to dry out between drinks. While it becomes quite drought-tolerant once established, you should definitely keep the soil on the drier side over winter to protect the roots.
- Soil & Drainage
- Well-drained soil is crucial. It adapts nicely to most soil types, but the roots will suffer if left sitting in cold, wet ground. If you are keeping it in a pot, use a mix of standard potting compost blended with plenty of horticultural grit so the water drains through easily.
- Hardiness
- Highly hardy (Trachycarpus down to -15°C, Phoenix/Washingtonia down to -6°C). Protect frond crowns from freezing winter wet.
- Ideal For
- Mediterranean style gardens, tropical poolside landscapes, large patio containers, or bold exotic statements.
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