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Uses |
| The queen palm is a commonly planted ornamental along streets, grown for its pretty, archetypical palm tree look. Its orange fruits can also be eaten. |
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Plant Cultivation |
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Medium sized to tall palm tree usually to 25-50ft. It is mildly hardy, surviving
temperatures to 25F. The queen palm needs fairly regular watering in
hot or dry climates. It is a fast-grower, and fairly adapatable to various
soils and climates. |
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Origin and Distribution |
| Native to Brazil. |
| Related Species |
| Family: Palmae | |
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Betel Nut |
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| Brahea armata | Mexican Blue Palm |
| Brahea edulis | Guadalupe Palm |
| Butia capitata | Jelly Palm |
| Butia eriospatha | Wooly Jelly Palm |
| Caryota urens | Wine Palm |
| Cocos nucifera | Coconut |
| Crtostachys renda | Red Sealing Wax Palm |
| Lodoicea maldivica | Coco de Mer |
| Syagrus romanzoffianum | Queen Palm |