SUPER SMALL, SUPER COLD HARDY FAN PALM
This dwarf fan palm is touted as being the smallest variety of Sabal. It is a variety of Sabal minor that has been found in the wild in Louisiana and adjacent states on either side. It has blue-green leaves with a mature height of six feet. It is also super cold hardy with reports of it going a bit below zero F. As it is an understory palm in habitat, one would anticipate it’d do well in strong filtered light or perhaps half day sun. In the 5th photo it is the band palm in the staff’s right hand. On the left is the Sabal etonia. Both are nicely sized. The last photo is c/o TS at RPS. This is a difficult species to find.
%20(Custom).JPG) | %20(Custom).JPG) | %20(Custom).JPG) |
%20(Custom).JPG) | %20(Custom).JPG) |  |
Owner at Jungle Music Palms & Cycads
Phil Bergman runs a nursery in San Diego County, Jungle Music. He writes articles on all sorts of palm, cycad, and tropical plants.
Latest posts by Phil Bergman (see all)
- CLIVIA MINIATA - November 30, 2024
- AECHMEA BLANCHETIANA LARGER TYPE OF COLORFUL BROMELIAD - November 30, 2024
- AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN CYATHEA COOPERI - November 30, 2024
