Palms 101 Part 2.

Part 2 of learning all the ends and out about palm trees with palm expert David Casella. He will go over plant names/bio/care and more. Comment below if you have any addition questions for David about any palms.
Taraw Palm
Livistona saribus
Native: Southeast Asia
Cold Hardy: 20 degrees Fahrenheit
Drought tolerant.
Maximum Height: Up to 40’
Note: Fire retardant with unique hardwood trunk coloration.
Ribbon Palm, Weeping Cabbage Palm
Livistona decora. Prior to 2004 Livistona decipiens.
Native: Australia
Cold Hardy: 20 degrees Fahrenheit
Drought tolerant
Note: Thin frond leaflets are ribbon like and glisten with sunlight in breeze.
Chinese Fan Palm
Livistona chinensis
Native: China, Japan
Cold Hardy:
Note: Excellent potted plant. Utilized in Western Civilization since Victorian Era to make fans and hats.
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[@markhenry15]

Imagine running into this guy at a party, and he breaks out his Palm Encyclopedia..... love it

[@jtruman48]

I have a palm tree collection of hardy palms in my London garden and am so envious of you guys who can enjoy so many less hardy "beauties" in northern Florida! 🤗🌴

[@davidjohn9252]

I enjoyed Mr.David speak about these different Palms with great knowledge & great enthusiasm, you can tell the love he has for Palms trees. Make me love the palm trees even more as I listen to Mr.David about them...great video...Thank you Mr.David

[@Chickmamapalletfarm]

I enjoyed the information in this video, but I enjoyed the enthusiasm, and the knowledge and the relationship the speaker has with the plants. He knows each of these plants well. There isn’t much I enjoy more than seeing people geek out on plants.

[@EarthWorksJax]

Thank you! David knows his plants. Quite the climatologist too!

[@Chickmamapalletfarm]

Earth Works Jax oh interesting... my husband is is a climatologist.

[@Chickmamapalletfarm]

@Kash Messiah ok, what is with the flixzone is the comment sections. I have every comments section flixzone bombed.

[@domenicorassu9169]

Livistona Decora💚🌴

[@penmax5137]

Wow amazing!

[@FaithZiegler]

I really like your videos on palms, only thing I wish you could do is let people know the zones it grows best in.

[@beautifuljay31]

I love Palm trees

[@EarthWorksJax]

Thank you Jessica!

[@keithsantner3915]

Great job David! See you in October...Keith Santner

[@user-ez9ex8hx6v]

Okay watched video

[@treeislife93]

Plz made vedio about terminalia mantaly because most of people not know about this beautiful plant

[@jamesdickson6590]

Palm trees Australia

[@n.gr.4879]

Beautiful ! do they make a good shade tree?

[@Ingeanous]

What happens when a palm reaches max height, does it die off?

[@roxyqueen5076]

Great VIDEO!! Hey what do ya'll do with all of those seeds?? do you sell them?

[@EarthWorksJax]

No, we let mother nature take over. We leave them on the ground when they fall.

[@emmanuelkamanda4958]

How can somebody place an order for the palm trees?

[@benprum265]

Can a coconut be grown in Flagler county areas?

[@davidcasella2934]

A Coconut Palm (Cocos nucifera) is a tropical palm, where as minimum temperatures need to be at or above 30 degrees, for the palm to survive! The palm may survive in Flagler County, the in a location that has an extreme Microclimate. A Microclimate created by the planting site being in close proximity of a body of water (Ocean, Lake, River) or under a protective canopy of Hardwood Trees, which will insulate the palm, also they will prevent nearly all Frost formation. Another tip would be to plant the Coconut Palm near a structure, such as a building, house, fence for deterrence of Winter North & Northwest winds!

[@mariamango2037]

You need to learn geography - Argentina, Paraguay, are in the South East of South America. Africa us a continent not a country. And South America’s climate is 4 seasons, you will find snow in many parts of South America from the North to Southern most Patagonia! The Canary Islands climate is very West African, very hot and dry, far from Mediterranean.