Sago Palm Pup groundcover dry soil induces dormancy and

dry soil induces dormancy and reduces flowering vigor

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Salt tolerant

lush greenery grows in sensational whorls around the lower portion of each stem for an even richer appeal

Zone: 6-10

Sago Palm Pup groundcover dry soil induces dormancy andThe bulbs, or "pups", of this Japan native are technically a Cycad, which are non flowering ornamental plants characterized by their palm like, stiff evergreen palmate leaves atop a shaggy brown trunk. The Sago is very slow growing and can take 50 years or more to reach mature size, however they are incredibly long lived plants. Male plants produce a gymnosperm cone if pollinated with a nearby female. Botanically, this plant is closer to a conifer