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| Cold hardiness | -2 °C (28 °F); established specimens easily survive light radiation frosts but will suffer significant foliar burn or fatal meristem collapse during severe, prolonged freezes. |
| Growth speed | Fast; accelerates rapidly once the root system is established in a warm, sunny environment, quickly pushing vertical trunk growth. |
| Rarity | Common in cultivation; mass-produced by commercial nurseries globally despite its highly restricted, endemic native range. |
| Maximum height | 10 m (33 ft); functions as a perfectly scaled, mid sized canopy palm ideal for standard residential and commercial streetscape applications. |
| Drought resistance | High; features a robust root system adapted to endure the intense seasonal dry periods of its native Australian habitat with minimal supplemental irrigation. |
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Wodyetia bifurcata is a solitary, monoecious feather palm immediately recognizable by its exceptionally bushy, plumose fronds that closely resemble the tail of a fox. The smooth, slender, and closely ringed pale grey trunk is topped with a slightly swollen, pale green crownshaft. Its canopy consists of gracefully arching pinnate leaves where the uniquely split leaflets radiate outward at all angles from the rachis, creating a dense, cylindrical appearance. It produces heavily branched inflorescences from just below the crownshaft, yielding large, ovoid fruits that ripen to a vibrant orange red.
Endemic to a highly restricted, remote area of the Melville Range in Queensland, Australia, this species naturally grows among coarse granite boulders and sandy soils that experience distinct seasonal monsoonal rainfall. In cultivation, it demands full, unshaded sunlight and exceptionally well draining soil. It is highly adaptable to various tropical and warm subtropical landscapes but rapidly declines if subjected to heavy, waterlogged clay or constant shade. Due to its striking architectural form, self cleaning habit, and overall resilience, it has become one of the most highly sought after landscape palms globally.
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| Quantity | 10 Seeds, 100 Seeds |
