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Aiphanes aculeata

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DESCRIPTION

Aiphanes aculeata

Common Names:
ID:	2274
Locality:	South America
Cold Hardiness:	Little, possibly down-to 32Â°, F.
Trunk Type:	A spiny, single, non-crownshafted palm [doesn't have a shaft composed of tightly wrapped leaf-bases at the top of the trunk].
Leaf Type:	Spiny, pinnate (feathered shaped), fishtail leaflets.
Suckering/Solitary:	Solitary (single trunk).
Maintenance:	Average
Speed of growth:	Medium to Fast.
Height:	Perhaps up-to 20' feet plus.
Soil requirements:	Average moisture, good drainage.
Sun requirements:	Some protection (slightly filtered light or partial sun), or full sun if in tropical areas.
General Description:	Spiny, single-trunk plant with fishtail leaflets; similar to Caryota species. Well grown, makes a beautiful spiny tree.
Further Data:	See Spiny Palms article.

Palm For Sale/Availability for

The following is a listing of palms recently in stock, but availability changes quite quickly. We apologize if we run out of the size you want. We are always open Saturdays at the Nursery. Call for weekday appointments. For mail orders, please contact us at 619 291 4605. We do not ship internationally. Thank you for your interest.
- Phil Bergman, Owner

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