White bird of paradise (Strelitzia nicolai) is borderline hardy in San Jose. Cold winters and heavy rain are the main threats.
If excessive rain is forecast, ensure the planting area drains rapidly. Amend soil with coarse sand or perlite. A covered porch or greenhouse is ideal for winter.
For detailed cultural information, see Floridata’s Strelitzia profile.
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