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coconut queen palm tree Exotic Queen Palm Trees for SaleCommon name: Cocos Plumosus, Queen Palm, Giriba Palm, Sygrus Palm Category: Palms and Cycads Family: Palmae or Coconut family Light: Sun growing, Semi shade Water: Normal, Can tolerate less, Can tolerate more Primarily grown for: Foliage Flowering season: January, February, Flowers are inconspicuous Foliage color: Green Plant Height or length: More than 12 meters Plant Spread or Width: 6 to 8 meters Plant Form: Upright or Erect Special Character:
- Common name:
- Cocos Plumosus, Queen Palm, Giriba Palm, Sygrus Palm
- Category:
- Palms and Cycads
- Family:
- Palmae or Coconut family
- Light:
- Sun growing, Semi shade
- Water:
- Normal, Can tolerate less, Can tolerate more
- Primarily grown for:
- Foliage
- Flowering season:
- January, February, Flowers are inconspicuous
- Foliage color:
- Green
- Plant Height or length:
- More than 12 meters
- Plant Spread or Width:
- 6 to 8 meters
- Plant Form:
- Upright or Erect
- Special Character:
-
- Suitable for road median planting
- Suitable for avenue planting
- Salt or salinity tolerant
- Generally available in India in quantities of:
- Less than a hundred
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Plant Description:
- - One of the mainstays of the North American landscape industry.
- Plants transplant well and grow quickly.
- Nation South America.
- A tall growing plam with very dilicate looking leaves that sway in the breeze.
- Leaf crow is sparse but full and round.
- Gray trunk is fairly slender & grows up to 15 m tall.
- It is planted in parks and in streets, home gardens, for its decorative value.
- Most beautiful, tropical looking palms. -
Growing tips:
- - Very quick growing.
- Grows well in varying climates.
- Grow best in full sun.
- Requires well drained soils.
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