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Pindo Palm full-sun Spring (Feb to Apr): SteadyThe Best Cold Hardy Feather Palm for Phoenix & Scottsdale Pindo Palm (Butia capitata), also known as the Jelly Palm, is the premier cold hardy feather palm for Arizona landscapes. Growing 1020 feet tall with graceful silvery blue arching fronds that span 815 feet, this South American native delivers tropical elegance while shrugging off Phoenix heat, cold snaps, and drought. It even produces edible orange fruit prized for making jelly. Whether you're