The Washingtonia, native to Mexico, is a fast-growing palm with a tall, column-shaped trunk that is reddish-brown at first and gray with age, crowned by beautiful, bright green, fan-shaped leaves.
Various sizes
Evergreen groundcover shrub; flexible, drooping branches. Leaves like R. officinalis, blue-violet flowers from March to May.
€13.20
(tax incl.)
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Evergreen groundcover shrub with flexible, drooping branches. Leaves similar to R. officinalis, flowers blue-violet from March to May. On the Mediterranean coast, the flowering period extends from approximately October to June. Same cultivation requirements as R. officinalis.
Physiological and cultivation characteristics:
- It can reach 0.3 to 0.5 meters in height and 0.6 to 0.8 meters in width.
- It belongs to rusticity zone 9.
- It has a medium growth rate.
- It should be in an area with full sun or partial shade.
- It has fragrant flowers.
- It has fragrant leaves.
- It is a melliferous plant (visited by bees).
- It attracts birds.
- Suitable for small gardens.
- Suitable for rock gardens.
- It is a ground cover and can be used to cover the floor.
- It can be grown in pots, planters and flower boxes to decorate terraces, balconies, etc.
- It can be planted individually but is also suitable for forming groups (more plants of the same variety).
- Suitable for forming borders.
- It resists atmospheric pollution.
- It withstands the sea.