The foxtail palm (Wodyetia bifurcata), is a popular home landscaping tree in the southern U.S., growing well in humid, warm ...

The most common areas where foxtail seeds get stuck are in dogs’ paws — especially in between the toes — and their undercarriage. Other areas where the seeds can lodge themselves are in the ...

During the past several months I have noticed that the fronds of my Foxtail palm had become yellowish and they won't open fully. I have given my normal September fertilization and even palm ...

It's not working. Terry Murphy A: The disease rachis blight can cause the uneven browning and yellowing of the fronds as shown in the photos of your foxtail palm (Wodyetia bifurcata), which will ...

A. The foxtail palm, Wodyetia bifurcata, is an exotic Australian palm with arching, bushy fronds that somewhat resemble a fox tail. This palm, apparently, has become popular in Zone 10 South Florida.