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Synonym: ''Calyptronoma dulcis'' | Synonym: ''Calyptronoma dulcis'' | ||
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*'''Availability''': very rare- only occasionally seen on specialty palm lists | *'''Availability''': very rare- only occasionally seen on specialty palm lists | ||
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File:Calyptronoma plumeriana aka dulcis K.jpg|Huntington Beach, California | File:Calyptronoma plumeriana aka dulcis K.jpg|Huntington Beach, California | ||
Common Name:
Calyptronoma plumeriana is a very rare but surviving palm for southern California. In the right climate and soil it appears this palm does quite well here and at least one with several feet of trunk is growing well. This is a Cuban palm, and like most Cuban palms, seems to grow pretty slow here. It is a medium-sized feather palm with nice pendant leaflets (on lower leaves).
Synonym: Calyptronoma dulcis
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Appearance and Biology
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Horticultural Characteristics
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