Prefers warm and tropical climates with moderate to high altitudes.
Common Name: Spiky Fence Palm
Copernicia rigida, also known as the spiky palm or the stiff-leaved palm, is a plant that belongs to the Other utility group. It is characterized by its spiky and bush-like appearance, making it an effective fence barrier.
Copernicia rigida
Country of origin: Cuba
Other Relevant Information: - Common names: Stiff-Leaved Fan Palm, Cuban Petticoat Palm - Native to: Cuba and the Dominican Republic - Growth habit: Solitary palm with a trunk covered in persistent leaf bases - Mature height: Can reach up to 20 meters (65 feet) - Leaf shape: Fan-shaped leaves that are stiff and upright - Leaf color: Gray-green to bluish-green - Drought tolerance: Highly drought-tolerant once established - Sun exposure: Prefers full sun to partial shade - Soil type: Well-drained soil - Cold hardiness: Can tolerate temperatures down to 25°F (-4°C) - Uses: Often used as an ornamental palm in landscapes and gardens Please note that this information is not exhaustive and there may be additional details about Copernicia rigida that are not included here.
- Well-drained soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil - Clay soil
Spiky and bush - like - effective fence barrier.