This palm  is quite distinctive from Butia capitata, being a small Butia with a thin trunk. The trunk rarely exceeds 1m height, occasionally reaching 2m. Leaves rarely exceed 1m in length. Its very blue colouration, and distinctive grey petiole bases makes it a very beautiful palm for cultivation. Will stand temperatures down to -10 -12°C (2-3 leaves No Stock)

This palm succeeds in most fertile moist but well-drained soils in a sheltered sunny position. Native to Guadalupe Island off of the Western coast of Mexico. The Guadalupe Island Palm is now grown worldwide as an ornamental. Will stand temperatures down to -8C. 

This small feather palm has elegant arching black-green leaves, striking when planted in light acid-green foliage. Its bright-red fruit adds drama to dark shady areas of the garden in mid-to-late summer. This is the hardiest of the Chamaedorea palms, and is able to tolerate at least -6º or -8ºC.

A very popular european palm species for the UK gardens withstanding  heavy frosts down to  minus 10°C to minus 12°C. but insome paces has been reliably reported to survive temperature to -12°C. 6l Supplied as root ball

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Sago Palms are  easy to care exotic houseplants,when large enough can be planted out in the garden it will stand temperatures up to -5c.  Cycas are  member of the conifer family.  this ancient species is one of the few survivors of the prehistoric dinosaur age.  
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This is an amazing fern one of the world’s most beautiful plant. A thick fibrous, chocolate-brown trunk is topped with huge, deeply cut fronds. Dicksonia start to form a trunk after five years and grows at rate of 30cm every ten years.                                                                                                         More Details

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A majestic easy to grow Mediterranean palm, with a very solid trunk, and long feather leaves with spined petioles later followed by golden-brown date-like fruits. A very popular plant due to its hardiness, attractiveness and speed of growth.  Very good for adding a Mediteranean feel. Will stand temperatures to -8c.

Beautiful pot plant or in a sheltered position in the garden in almost all areas of Britain. If there is a genus of tree palms that can be unequivocally recommended in temperate climates it is this one. They grow in habitats that regularly receive heavy snow and where temperatures drop well below freezing for extended period of time.  Minimum temperature, -15 to - 17^oC                                                          More details

Many  palms have been sold all over the world and every-one will agree that this is the real, most famous and most wanted Trachycarpus. Very cold-hardy! Palms have been tested to minus 15^C.

An attractive, small to medium sized, solitary palmate palm, with an unusual woven fibre wrapping the trunk, fibre falls away very easily to reveal a finely detailed pattern of old leaf bases. Leaves are greyish green, very deeply divided, with each individual leaflet being split into two long thin "fingers". The spines are only found at the apex, and due to their feeble nature tend to fall away very quickly. It grows large bunches of white/pale green oval fruits about 1.5cm long. Drought and frost tolerant. temperatures down to -8C

Washingtonia Robusta looks best when planted in a grouping, it makes an excellent street tree and among tall homes, or a superb patio plot plant. Minimum temperature is -6 to -10^{c                                                                                                                             More details}

Fairly easy to grow very hardy Palm can stand temperatures up to -10 degrees, ideal for patio containers. No pruning required. 3l