Chamaerops humilis - European Fan Palm; Mediterranean Fan Palm

An incredibly popular and common palm found in landscapes and gardens around the globe is Chamaerops humilis. The common names are European Fan Palm and Mediterranean Fan Palm. This video is about just one of the varieties -- Chamaerops humilis var. 'humilis', the greenest in coloration and the most widely grown of the handful of varieties. Videos will be produced on the other varieties of Chamaerops humilis in the future.
Chamaerops humilis var. 'humilis' is a durable palm, suitable for many climates, especially Mediterranean climates. It is cold hardy and can survive periods of drought. Very attractive and easy to take care of.

[@junglejoecvideogates9705]

Love them and we grow them easily on our island off the Pacific Coast of Canada

[@ljcg56]

just brought some here in england

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Chamaerops humilis - European Fan Palm; Mediterranean Fan Palm

[@denbou78]

Good work ! Thank you

[@plantshowcase2607]

+derbo Thanks for the nice compliment.

[@sempervirens2064]

Thank you for the nice video

[@plantshowcase2607]

Thank you for the nice compliment. It's much appreciated.

[@sf_feller]

This is a very informative video. I enjoyed the many photos of this palm in various sizes and locations. Thank you!

[@plantshowcase2607]

+Clive Bixby I appreciate your nice comment. Thanks!

[@javierhillier4252]

They go a bit more north than your map as they are native to parts of southern mainland France too not just the island of Corsica in France

[@cleiton.s]

amazing. i would like seeds ! where can i ?

[@saifsalah8593]

Its price is very high Equivalent to the price of a cycad palm!

[@Peekcasso]

As far as I have heared and read you can´t divide them. There is just one root stock and if you remove a small pup its gonna die eventually

[@mbaksrihokyberkah3458]

This name palem three beauty from Indonesia

[@TheBigStarz]

Great video, thanks. I was wondering if the seeds drop to the ground much and if they are toxic to pets. Thanks!

[@greengreeneya2102]

Seeds and fruits of this palm are not toxic. They are edible.

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Does it grow in Aruba?

[@ashermccord]

Surely

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Hi