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Butia capitata - Jelly Palm
By Delonix1
22 Oct, 2008
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Jelly Palm with Ficus microcarpa (retusa, nitida) - Indian Laurel growing in the old leaf bases. This is a common sight with some palm with large leaf bases.
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Terratoonie,
These trees are very common in California, grown everywhere even to the foothills of the Sierra Mountain Range. It is such a hardy palm. I assume it can be grown in many parts of England.
The fruits are make into jelly or eaten raw...it taste like a soft pineapple.
22 Oct, 2008
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I looked this one up on the internet.
Apparently in the deep south, jelly is made from the fruit. :o)
22 Oct, 2008