Butia capitata

Butia capitata originates in South America. Despite this, it is becoming more and more common in Europe. Jelly palms, as they are also known as, can be found in the occasional garden. Not surprising, as your garden will look significantly more tropical with one of these palms. In our assortment, you will find various sizes of the beautiful Butia capitata.

Where does the name Jelly palm come from?

Not everybody recognizes the name Butia capitata. Despite that, people do commonly know the palm tree. The palm is more often known under the name of Jelly palm. The name Jelly palm comes from the fruit that grows on older trees. Once the fruit ripens, it can be turned into jam (marmalade/jelly). This jam tastes and looks similar to apricot jam.

Eye catcher for your garden

Would you like to buy Butia capitata for your garden? You will not come to regret it. The palm is a true eye catcher. Its impressive size will amaze visitors and passer-by’s. We offer Butia capitata in various sizes, including over metres tall. Another aspect of the palm that will definitely impress people, is its appearance. The palm has elegant, hanging leaves that have a beautiful green colour.

Is a Butia capitata of 3 metres height in your garden a bit too much? Do not fret: MyPalmShop also offers jelly palms that are significantly smaller. Common sizes in our assortment are 1 metres or sometimes even smaller. As we offer the jelly palm in a variety of sizes, you can find a Butia capitata suited for any garden.

Buying Butia capitata online

At MyPalmShop you can easily order the jelly palm online. If you order the palm tree online at our store, you can sit back and relax while we arrange delivery of the palm to your home. When shipping our palm trees, we take good care during the packing, so your order will arrive in excellent condition. Should you have any questions about Butia capitata? Feel free to contact us. Our employees will help you make the right choices. That way, you can be sure to receive a Butia that suits your needs.