Jubaea chilensis

Common name: Chilean Wine Palm, Coquito Palm
Height: 15 / 20m
Growing: slow
Foliage: evergreen palm, massive smooth trunk and large silvery-green leaves.
Flowers / Fruits: small, maroon and yellow flowers in spring and woody, yellow fruits in autumn.
Site: sun
Soil: acidic to alkaline, well-drained soil.
Irrigation: regular
Hardiness: hardy -15 / 18ºC

Long description: This unique Chilean palm is one of the hardiest feather palms in the world. Although it is a very slow growing palm, thru the ages it will form a massive, but very smooth trunk. Fruits of Jubaea contain coconut-like nuts, which can be eaten. Without a doubt this is one of Patagonia’s most remarkable palms.

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Our Jubaeas are directly imported from Chile, South America.