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Together with the Dragon tree, the Canary Island Date Palm is a symbol of Tenerife as well as being one of the most commonly grown in the world due to its elegant...[+]
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The Canary Island Foxglove is a woody bush, between one and one and a half metres high, with large, bright leaves with serrated-edges. It is a species frequently...[+]
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The Canary Island Pine is a slender tree, a pyramid shape when young that acquires more fanciful shapes as it ages. The Canarian pine forests cover large areas of...[+]
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The Canary Island Spurge is a candelabra-shaped bush which reaches a height of two or three metres. It has no leaves and is often found in the driest areas of the...[+]
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The Canary Island Tamarisk comes from the western Mediterranean area, the southwest of the Spanish mainland and the northeast of Africa. In Tenerife it grows...[+]
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The Cineraria is an upright herb plant which is about 50 centimetres high. It is found in cool, damp areas in the north of Tenerife, from La Orotava to Teno and...[+]
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This is a bush-like plant that grows between one and two metres high. It is a perennial plant often found in crags in the lower areas of Tenerife, between 200 and...[+]
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The legendary Dragon Tree, together with the palm tree, is the most symbolic plant of all the Canary Islands. Found in warm, low areas of Tenerife it is extremely...[+]
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The European Chain Fern is a large-leaf fern which stands up to two metres high with shoots at the points. When these shoots come into contact with the soil they...[+]
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The Laurisilva or laurel forest survives on the Anaga and Teno Massifs, in the district of Aguagarcía (in Tacoronte) and on the slopes of Tigaiga (in Los...[+]