Edible Palms
Cabbage
Palm - Sabal palmetto
California
Fan Palm - Washingtonia
filifera
Canary
Island Date Palm - Phoenix canariensiCoconut
Palm - Cocos
nucifera
Date
Palm - Phoenix dactylifera
Pindo/Jelly
Palm - Butia
odorata
Peach
Palm - Bactris gasipaes
Salak
Palm - Salacca zalacca
Further Reading:
More Edible Palms and their Uses,
University of Florida pdf
Container Production of Palms, University of Florida pdf
Edible
Hardy Palm Fruits,
California Rare Fruit Growers
Fertilization of Field-Grown and Landscape
Palms in Florida, University of Florida pdf
Field Production of Palms, University of Florida pdf (Archived)
How
to Germinate Palm Seeds, Floridata
Palm Seed Germination, University of Florida pdf
Hurricane-Damaged Palms in the Landscape: Care after the Storm, University of Florida pdf
Lightning Damage to Landscape Palms, University of Florida pdf (Archived)
Normal "Abnormalities" in Palms,
University of Florida pdf
Nutrient
Deficiencies in Palms
Nutrition and Fertilization of Palms in
Containers, University of Florida pdf (Archived)
Palm Nutrition and Fertilization Publications,
University of Florida ext. link
Palm Seed Germination, University of Florida pdf
Palms Morphology and Anatomy,
University of Florida pdf
Physiological Disorders of Palms,
University of Florida pdf
Pruning
Palm Trees
Regenerated Sabal/Cabbage Palms (Sabal palmetto): Why and How, University of Florida pdf
Transplanting Palms in the Landscape,
University of Florida pdf
External
Links
Multipurpose Palms You Can Grow,
Agroforestry ext.
link
International
Palm Society ext. link
Identifying Copmmonly Cultivated Palms ext. link
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