Meiju coconut is a new palm variety introduced from the Netherlands in the area of ​​Fujian and Guangdong in recent years. The plant is an evergreen tree with a cylindrical stem and straight stems. The stems are swollen with rings. The pinnate leaves are clustered on top of stems and can reach a height of more than 7 meters. Because the leaves resemble the tail of a fox and have a peacock feather, it is named foxtail coconut. In the cultivation and exploration, it was found that the plant was in a sunny and sunny environment, with strong soil adaptability, general soil growth, and certain cold resistance (no frostbite was observed at 0°C). Suitable for warm and humid marine climate or subtropical regions, south of the Yangtze River can be planted. The variety is beautiful and dignified, with peacock feathers on the leaves, well-distributed stems and rings, smooth and tender green. The whole plant has good effects on foliage, stems and shades. It is an ideal garden and square greening ornamental variety.
