Jelly Palm
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Jelly Palm
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Butia capitata
Pindo Palm, Wine Palm
12
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15 feet
10
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15 feet
Full Sun
Part Sun/Shade
Very Low
Birds



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About This Plant
Full sun or moderate shade. An attractive feather palm, with recurved blue-green leaves and date-like pindo fruit. It has been used throughout the Sun Belt and can be transplanted even when fully grown, so big specimens are typically available in the landscape industry.
Jelly palm is a slow grower. Under ideal conditions it can eventually reach 20 feet in height, but it is usually more compact in sun. In south-central Texas it performs best in well-drained, sandier soils. It can be fairly drought-tolerant in the right location, particularly when a blue-leaved variety is used.
Jelly palms are cold hardy, but some specimens have been wiped out by icy freezes.
Maintenance
Grooming of fronds as needed; give it plenty of clearance around driveways. The jutting leaf bases tend to be long-lasting.
Features
Plant Type:
Small Palm
Size:
12-15' H, 10-15' W
Sunlight Requirements:
Full Sun, Part Sun/Shade
Soil Types:
Sandy
Wildlife:
Birds
Flower Color:
White
Bloom Time:
April, May, June
Freeze Hardy:
Yes
Invasive:
No
Caution:
None
Coupon Eligible:
No
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