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Jelly Palm Tree

Butia capitata
$7499
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From To S&H
$0 $19.99 $24.99
$20 $49.99 $29.99
$50 $69.99 $34.99
$70 $99.99 $39.99
$100 $129.99 $44.99
$130 $149.99 $48.99
$150 $150+ Approx 28%

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Plant Highlights

Jelly Palm Tree highlights at a glance!

Plant Highlights

  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Botanical Name
    Butia capitata
  • Growing Zones
    Outdoors 9-11, Indoors All Zones
  • Mature Height
    18 - 20 feet
  • Mature Spread
    14 - 16 Feet
  • Sun Exposure
    Full Sun
  • Soil
    Widely Adaptable
  • Growth Rate
    Medium
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Pollinator Required
    No
  • Bloom Period
    Late Spring, Summer, Fall

Popular, Hardy Jelly Palm with Delicious Fruit

  • Elegant tropical appearance
  • Summer fruit
  • Spring flowers
  • Extremely hardy

Jelly Palm (also known as the Pindo Palm) is not only one of the most popular of the feather palm varieties, but also one of the hardiest. Use one as a specimen plant for your landscape away from walkways (due to its summer fruit), or group with other palms. It also works well for urban environments in poorer soils, or containers when young.

Your Jelly Palm is easily recognizable for its curving foliage. The 5 to 10-foot, fan-type leaves (so classic to palms), consist of elegant grey/green-hued leaves that arch up, and then inward back toward the impressive trunk.

The trunk itself tends to grow straight and true with a 1.5-foot circumference decorated with the leaf stalks of previous years. The stalks can easily be trimmed for a more manicured look to the grey trunk if you prefer.

In late spring, small yellow/red flowers appear in clusters, eventually transitioning to the fruit this palm is known for. A bit larger than a cherry, the round to oval-shaped, yellow fruit is ready for harvest in mid to late summer.

Both sweet and tart, it has a somewhat fibrous flesh with a fruity bouquet reminiscent of variations of pineapple, apple and banana, (depending upon the soil conditions). It's excellent for use in jelly (thus the name). Some also ferment the fruit for use as a wine.

It's disease resistant, drought tolerant and doesn't mind the cold. Jelly Palm can be expected to live up to 80 years and is obviously a great investment in a palm that's easy to care for and sure to provide enjoyment for years to come. Order now!

Jelly Palm Tree
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Jelly Palm Tree

From $7499

Popular, Hardy Jelly Palm with Delicious Fruit

Jelly Palm (also known as the Pindo Palm) is not only one of the most popular of the feather palm varieties, but also one of the hardiest. Use one as a specimen plant for your landscape away from walkways (due to its summer fruit), or group with other palms. It also works well for urban environments in poorer soils, or containers when young.

Your Jelly Palm is easily recognizable for its curving foliage. The 5 to 10-foot, fan-type leaves (so classic to palms), consist of elegant grey/green-hued leaves that arch up, and then inward back toward the impressive trunk.

The trunk itself tends to grow straight and true with a 1.5-foot circumference decorated with the leaf stalks of previous years. The stalks can easily be trimmed for a more manicured look to the grey trunk if you prefer.

In late spring, small yellow/red flowers appear in clusters, eventually transitioning to the fruit this palm is known for. A bit larger than a cherry, the round to oval-shaped, yellow fruit is ready for harvest in mid to late summer.

Both sweet and tart, it has a somewhat fibrous flesh with a fruity bouquet reminiscent of variations of pineapple, apple and banana, (depending upon the soil conditions). It's excellent for use in jelly (thus the name). Some also ferment the fruit for use as a wine.

It's disease resistant, drought tolerant and doesn't mind the cold. Jelly Palm can be expected to live up to 80 years and is obviously a great investment in a palm that's easy to care for and sure to provide enjoyment for years to come. Order now!

Plant Size

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  • #3 Container 3-4 Feet
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