Welcome to the European Palm Society
Founded in 1991, the European Palm Society have been championing the growing of palms and other exotic plants in Europe and other Temperate areas of the world.
The European Palm Society (EPS) is affiliated to the International Palm Society and is a non-profit organisation dedicated to sharing information about palms and other exotic plants across the continent of Europe. We recognise that many other areas of the world experience similar climatic conditions to those in Europe and we also therefore welcome sharing the experiences and knowledge of members all around the globe.
The main goal of the EPS is to communicate with other enthusiasts through our journal 'Chamaerops', this website or personally via society meetings, in order to share ideas and knowledge of the successful cultivation and study of exotic plants. Above all the EPS is run by members, for members, and we cannot survive without that support and participation.
So, what can you do on the website?
Visit our News page to see latest information about the society.
Browse the online archive of our journal Chamaerops - a wealth of information on palms and other exotic plants.
Read and participate in our plant discussion Forum - you need to register for this but it's free and simple to do.
Contact the European Palm Society.
Still need more information? Then see our Links page for quick links to other plant societies
EPS News
Is this the largest outdoor Phoenix on UK Mainland?
Tucked away next to London's Fulham football club ground is this monster Phoenix canariensis. Is it possibly the largest outdoors on the UK mainland?
Read the full story... | 7 Jun 2009
Kew visit 16th May
Our annual May meet at Kew gardens saw around 25 members have a walk around the greenhouses and a chance to talk to the Temperate House curator.
Read the full story... | 17 May 2009
Palm Centre open day
Sunday 3rd May sees a special open day at the Palm Centre and EPS members are welcome to attend
Read the full story... | 1 May 2009
Joint society meet at Akamba Nursery
On a nice sunny day a number of EPS members met with fellow plant enthusiasts from the Hardy Tropicals UK forum for a great day at a superb exotic plant nursery...
Read the full story... | 26 Apr 2009
Spring has arrived!
With better weather and even some sunshine it is amazing to see the progress of many plants in the spring growth rush.
Read the full story... | 18 Apr 2009