2013年3月1日 · A cold hardy palm is not necessarily also cool hardy (to endure a prolongred cool period) and to make another discrimination cooll hardiness has to be divided to wet cool hardiness (for mediteranean climates) and dry cool hardiness (for subtropical climates). It appears also to be mostly an interaction between cool and cold hardiness.

2018年4月8日 · Copernicia fallaensis produces a massive, smooth, light gray trunk that is thickest near the middle and can reach up to 20 m (67 ft.) tall. The huge, rounded crown consists of many enormous, oval leafblades that are very evenly divided into about 120 very stiff segments.

This is the biggest growing Copernicia, and maybe the fastest growing. It comes from a small town in Cuba named Falla. Distinguishing cha...Read More

2016年7月22日 · Thought I'd share my Copernicia fallaensis growing in the garden. One of my favorite Copernicias so happy to have it growing quite well. It grows pretty much on its own without much help other than an occasional weeding …

2024年6月9日 · Copernicia's are far more cold tolerant than one would expect. Some are extremely cold tolerant but the Copernicia fallaensis (incredibly beautiful) and Copernicia bailyana are able to tolerate temperatures in the mid-20'sF and survive.

Copernicia fallense Wax Palm, Caranda Palm. Photography by: Dr. Edward F. Gilman CLICK HERE FOR IMAGE PURCHASE INFO ... CLICK HERE FOR IMAGE PURCHASE INFO. Previous Next. Family: Arecaceae Palm. Type: Tree: USDA Hardiness range : 10B - 11: Exposure: Partial shade to full sun: Bloom color : Brown: Bloom time : Spring: Water needs : Dry to moist ...

Hardiness: USDA Zones 10-12. Minimum Tolerated Temperature is about 0 °C, or little less, just for a very short time. It may also survive in the warmest Mediterranean micro-climate but growth is very slow. Wind hardiness: It can tolerate sweltering heat and moderately windy conditions.

Due to over harvesting of the palm leaves for thatch and weaving, it is considered critically endangered. Its last remaining natural population has less than 100 mature wild specimens. Plant in full sun. This species is adaptable to a wide range of soils, provided it is well drained. Avoid letting the roots sit in water.

The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map is the standard by which gardeners and growers can determine which perennial plants are most likely to thrive at a location. The map is based on the average annual extreme minimum winter temperature, displayed as 10-degree F zones and 5-degree F half zones.

Habitat: Named for its habitat near Falla, Cuba. Notes: A superstar landscape fan palm beyond belief – silver leaves with an entrancing sci-fi structure. Forms a robust trunk with ornamental leaf bases remaining for some time. Cold Hardiness: Prefers Tropical Climates.