BRAHEA DECUMBENS DWARF, BLUE, SUCKERING SUN FAN PALM

VERY LIMITED SUPPLY OF THIS NEAR-IMPOSSBLE TO FIND SPECIES

This easy to grow Mexican fan palm hardly ever gets over five feet tall. In the sun, it gets super blue, suckers and doesn’t have a large footprint in the garden. Surprisingly, when young, plants are green in color. But, outdoors in the sun, I guarantee that they’ll turn blue. Leaves are small compared to other Braheas. It is rare and, unfortunately, very slow growing. I am showing here several well grown and old 5 gallon plants which we just got in. We’ve been out of these for several months. They are quite old for their containers and one is already suckering. This species will take sun in all areas and does not like shade. It does well in desert areas. Cold tolerance is about 17 to 18 degrees. We’re offering our 5 gallon on Special which just became available. These 5 gallon plants are five to six years old – yes, they are veryslow growing. This size is suitable to put right into your garden after a little acclimation. These would be easy to ship.

Note: When sold out, it’ll be a long time before we offer them again. We only have a handful left.