This species is native to New South Whales, Ausstralia.  It is a green cycad with thin leaflets.  Leaves emerge upwards...

This is a fairly rare species of cycad from Western Australia.  It forms a trunk over the decades and has...

This cold hardy Australian cycad doesn't form a lot of trunk over the decades.  Mature it's a medium to large...

Like the L. hopei above, this Australian cycad makes a very large specimen and needs room to grow.  It has thinner leaflets...

This genus is native to Australia and has two different species.  This species shown below is Lepidozamia hopei.  It is much more...

This desirable cycad species first appeared on the market two to three decades ago.  At that time it was known...

This species is quite similar in appearance to E. horridus.  It is also from the Eastern Cape region of RSA and has...

This is an impressive green cycad from South Africa that, over time, can get quite large with eight foot long...

This species is endemic to the Eastern Province of Kenya.  It grows in dense forest on rocky slopes and outcroppings.  This...

This rare cycad species is from Tanzania, Africa.  It is medium sized.  We think that our identification is correct, but...