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Scandinavian/North European Palms

Mandos

By Mandos
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39 minutes ago, Axel Amsterdam said:

Thanks Marco, but this is outdated info. I know thousands of fortunei’s and hundreds of chamaerops. Olive trees are so common here they are almost old fashioned and oleanders of 6 to 10 feet high are a regular sight around Amsterdam. 

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Nice big Oleander. They are in a pretty good microclimate it seems, very close to that house.

I don't think that is outdated info. Palmtrees are still a pretty rare sight in Dutch gardens in my opinion. People who ring my doorbell still ask me if they survive here in the Netherlands quite a lot 😀 You see them a lot more than you used to; I agree with that.  

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