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I've had a decade worth of experience growing coconuts, mostly Malayan dwarfs and tall. Coming from Malaysia where the average is 30°C w...Read More
The Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council has listed this species as a Category ll invasive. That means that there is a danger of its alterin...Read More
I grew a Cocos nucifera for a number of years in my garden in Torquay SW England. It germinated from a nut I bought back from a holiday t...Read More
Very common in Southwest Florida - and thankfully so! Unfortunately, it suffers burn damage or death in cold spells, dies from LY and no...Read More
I live in Brisbane, Australia (Late 27*S) and I have a tall Coconut and a Malay Coconut (both Seedlings) They are both doing extremely we...Read More
Coconut palms are my favorite palm tree of all.
I am eager to learn how many coconut palms survived Florida's record cold ...Read More
The most hardy plant I have ever known.
I wish! It is impossible to grow outside here, and excruciatingly difficult to gro...Read More
You can find fruiting coconuts all over the Tampa area and especially along the beach in St. Pete/Clearwater. There are numerous 20' tree...Read More
I planted one outdoors when I was living in the Hollywood Hills, CA, Sunset Zone 23 (Newport is in Sunset 24, a slightly milder, more hum...Read More
Coconuts can be hardier than the 10b listed, wherever hard freezes don't affect them. However, they tend to fruit only in warmer areas a...Read More
Well,I planted on in my Northern California garden in July of 08. As of Jan 1st 2009,its alive and looking as it did in summer..seems to...Read More
I brought a coconut from my home country of Panama. I live in coastal Southern California, in Newport Beach. The coconut has been doing ...Read More
This is one of my most favorite tropicals. I really hope it will do well over our winters. I am hoping it will get tall enough in a yea...Read More
we first purchased 5 of our now 12 coconut palms at a local superstore. They were approx 18 in high. Now five years later, they are over...Read More
Bought a nut from a grocery store that still had liquid inside.
Put it in a 5 gallon pot full of potting soil and sand mix.
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Coconut Palms are, no doubt, the most universally recognized and economically important palm. Copra (the dried "meat" of the seed), from...Read More
IF you want this palm in Southern California it is possible. They do not die from the temperatures, but from a combining effect of the co...Read More
Well looks like I am the furthest north growing in the database. I live in Michigan, plant was recieved via mail from Hawaii. Planted and...Read More
this is hawaii...there are coconuts. like them best in somebody elses yard, or along the beaches, parks, pretty in lower valley areas......Read More
The nocturnal Coconut Crab or Robber Crab (Birgus latro) is a delicacy in the Cook and other Pacific Islands.
In t...Read More
Self seeds - coconuts float around the world in tropical zone, wash up on beaches and germinate. Trees never straight, but lean and curve...Read More