Canary Island date palms (Phoenix canariensis) often survive UK winters if the central spear stays green. Brown fronds are dead and will not recover, but the palm's fate hinges on the apical meristem.
These palms are rated to about -6°C (20°F) once established. Young plants are more tender. In severe winters, wrap the crown with fleece and mulch the base heavily.
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