CIDP would win. They are big massive palms,that do well in all ranges of Med climates. Medjools, are hit and miss. Slow to start. CIDP or a Queen palm although the Queen needs much summer water to add those trunk feet. Still,its the fastest growing palm you can get.

In the town i live there are a lot of canary palms, they have grown noticeably from last year. Although the last winter was one of the coldest, one night we had -10C ( 14F ). Of course they got some leaf damage.

But i like too much jubaeas, do you think they are a lot slower that CIDP ?

Jubaeas are much slower growing. Hardy..they can get by on little summer water. It might take 20 years for them to be over a man's head in height. Still,they take much cold and to me at all sizes look regal. Small ones are like green cycads. Large ones- we have two here that were planted in 1874- are just awesome sights to behold.

btw,The Medjool should also be faster growing and even more drought tolerant. As always with even desert palms- the more water the faster they grow.

You are right jubaeas unlike other palms, looks good even when they are small. I think the solution is to buy the biggest you can buy, i read the bigger they are the faster they grow. But they are so damn expensive.

Stanofh thank you so much for the answers!