Trachycarpus Wagnerianus Palm Small — image 1
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Trachycarpus Wagnerianus Palm Small

SKU · TWPS|50 x 55 cm|Fully hardy (down to -15°C). It is exceptionally cold-hardy and, crucially, is much more wind-resistant than its cousin the T. fortunei, making it an ideal choice for the UK climate where strong gusts can often damage foliage.

Often referred to as the "aristocrat" of the Trachycarpus family, the Trachycarpus wagnerianus is a highly sought-after, premium palm. While similar to the T. fortunei, it is distinguished by its more compact, stiffer, and smaller fan-shaped leaves, which possess a richer, deeper green color. Its leaves are also much more resistant to wind damage, making it a superior choice for exposed sites where other palms might appear tattered. Its slow-growing, rigid, and intensely architectural form makes it a perfect high-value centerpiece for a refined, modern landscape.

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Size (H × W)
50 x 55 cm
Sunlight
Full Sun to Partial Shade. It thrives in a bright, open position. The more sun it receives, the more compact and stiff the foliage will remain, accentuating its unique, sculptural shape
Watering
Moderate. As with most palms, it appreciates consistent moisture during the growing season. In a container, ensure you water thoroughly when the top few centimeters of compost feel dry. It is slightly more forgiving than other species but still requires good drainage to avoid root stress.
Soil & Drainage
Requires fertile, free-draining soil. If potting, use a high-quality, loam-based compost enriched with horticultural grit. It is essential to ensure the pot is raised on feet to prevent water from stagnating at the base.

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Care & specifications

Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.

Size (H × W)
50 x 55 cm
Sunlight
Full Sun to Partial Shade. It thrives in a bright, open position. The more sun it receives, the more compact and stiff the foliage will remain, accentuating its unique, sculptural shape
Watering
Moderate. As with most palms, it appreciates consistent moisture during the growing season. In a container, ensure you water thoroughly when the top few centimeters of compost feel dry. It is slightly more forgiving than other species but still requires good drainage to avoid root stress.
Soil & Drainage
Requires fertile, free-draining soil. If potting, use a high-quality, loam-based compost enriched with horticultural grit. It is essential to ensure the pot is raised on feet to prevent water from stagnating at the base.
Hardiness
Fully hardy (down to -15°C). It is exceptionally cold-hardy and, crucially, is much more wind-resistant than its cousin the T. fortunei, making it an ideal choice for the UK climate where strong gusts can often damage foliage.
Ideal For
Mediterranean style gardens, tropical poolside landscapes, large patio containers, or bold exotic statements.

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