Attalea cohune Coelogyne with fruit maturing approximately four

with fruit maturing approximately four weeks after successful pollination

Produces large 'sculptured' double claret-red flowers in summer

of a wide range of conditions including

which is relatively smooth but lightly ringed by leaf scars of old leaves and is slightly swollen at the base

The fruit is typically ready to harvest in late autumn or early winter

Attalea cohune Coelogyne with fruit maturing approximately fourHealthy, well established young plant available. Attalea cohune is a tropical palm valued for its large, arching, feather like fronds and substantial, architectural presence as it matures. While relatively slow growing in its early stages, it develops into an impressive feature specimen over time. It is also quite uncommon in New Zealand, making it a great choice for collectors or those looking for something distinctive. In New Zealand conditions, it