Sago Palm
The Sago Palm is a captivating member of the cycad family that has captured the hearts of plant enthusiasts worldwide. Originating from the southern regions of Japan, this ornamental wonder boasts a distinctive feathery foliage and a remarkably easy-to-care-for nature. Despite its misleading name, the Sago Palm is not a true palm, but rather a testament to the remarkable diversity of the plant kingdom.
The Sago Palm is a captivating member of the cycad family that has captured the hearts of plant enthusiasts worldwide. Originating from the southern regions of Japan, this ornamental wonder boasts a distinctive feathery foliage and a remarkably easy-to-care-for nature. Despite its misleading name, the Sago Palm is not a true palm, but rather a testament to the remarkable diversity of the plant kingdom.
The Sago Palm is a captivating member of the cycad family that has captured the hearts of plant enthusiasts worldwide. Originating from the southern regions of Japan, this ornamental wonder boasts a distinctive feathery foliage and a remarkably easy-to-care-for nature. Despite its misleading name, the Sago Palm is not a true palm, but rather a testament to the remarkable diversity of the plant kingdom.
Cycas revoluta
Native: southern Japan
Hardiness Zone: 8
Light Range: full sun to partial shade
Soil Characteristics: well-draining soil
Tolerances: drought tolerant
Landscape Use: ornamental, focal point
Height: 6’ average
Spread: up to 10’ at maturity
Growth Rate: slow
Leaf Size: 4-5’ long at maturity
Leaf Persistence: evergreen
Wildlife: provides shelter
Roaming Roots Tips:
Sago Palm seeds should be kept away from children and pets as they may cause health problems if ingested.