European Dwarf Palm (Chamaerops humilis) with edible fruits in Germany

[@frosty-sweetie]

How similar is it to coconut meat

[@allthefruit]

Its like a very fibrous stinking date

[@frosty-sweetie]

@@allthefruit aw man dates are horrible 💀

[@sunenielsen2686]

I really like to see all the edible stuff you find in spring. Gives me plenty of garden ideas ;). Sorry to hear from another video though that the super loquat is not producing so well this year.

[@allthefruit]

Well, currently still not many fruits. I find mostly wild salads but do not make videos about them. I think the super loquat deserves a gap year after last years harvest. But the loquat that produces many seedlings has lots of fruits again

[@sunenielsen2686]

@@allthefruit No not many fruits yet and this night we can get temperatures below 0, so I have covered a couple of our most vulnerable fruit trees. I would be very interested in cultivating loquats here in Denmark, if something useful for planting is produced and will available at some point in Heidelberg this or next year. Not the most optimal place in Denmark though , but still, got some special stuff that survives. Got eg a couple of feijoas, and I hope they will produce flowers this year.

[@Peekcasso]

Which climate zone ist Heidelberg? Are they beeing protected in winter?

[@allthefruit]

Originally oficially 7b, now 8 a

[@Peekcasso]

@@allthefruit Is there a official platform to check newly updated usda zone?

[@raphlvlogs271]

What is the spelling of the ( phoenix . . . . . . .) palm species from Crete island?

[@allthefruit]

Phoenix theophrasti

[@samuelford9384]

Und diese Pflanze ist bestimmt 50 Jahre alt

[@allthefruit]

Vielleicht. Glaube deine Frage zu Igram wurde gelöscht. Ich heisse dort auch all the fruit