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Image of the beautiful looking
Butia capitata tree |
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Butia capitata
(Pindo Palm, Jelly Palm, Wine Palm) |
Synonyms: Butia bonnettii, Syagrus capitata, Cocos capitata
Origin: South America
Family: Arecaceae
Light: Full sun / sun-part shade
Height: Up to 20'
Spacing: 12-15'
Foliage: Silvery-green, long pinnate, curved
Soil: Well-drained, drought tolerant when established
Water: Regular
Uses: Specimen, accent, landscaping
Comments:
Butia capitata or Butia bonnettii or Syagrus capitata or Cocos capitata
or Pindo Palm or Jelly Palm or Wine Palm tree is a hardy tropical perennial with interesting
foliage. It can tolerate temperatures of zero degrees without any
damage. The Pindo Palm tree bears round orange dates with a big seed
inside. These fruits are delicious and are popularly used to make
Jelly. Butia capitata Palm tree looks grand and it makes an impact
in the landscape garden especially when grown at the entrance of a
driveway..
USDA Hardiness Zones
: 8-9 |
