Coconut trees, meanwhile, have a more narrow range; a full-grown tree always stands somewhere between 30 and 100 feet (dwarf plants will of course be smaller). Location is another big clue.

In this video, watch high-tech tree sawing equipment in action as a coconut tree, dangerously leaning towards a house, is safely and efficiently cut down. Using state-of-the-art technology, the ...

The News-Press of Fort Myers in 1951 documented a 45-foot-high coconut tree on Highway 41 in Estero, “laden with ripening fruit the year ‘round,” where the coconuts grew too tall to pick.

The coconut tree (scientific name: Cocos nucifera) belongs to the palm family. Its slender trunk can grow as high as 100 feet. It has been dubbed as the "Tree of Life" because most of its parts are ...