Sabal etonia ‘Scrub Palmetto’ Palm Tree - COLD HARDY

Sabal etonia ‘Scrub Palmetto’ Palm Tree - COLD HARDYSabal etonia Scrub Palmetto A bit rare and mysterious! These hard to find palm trees are from seed originally sourced from a northern Tennessee property that has seen temps as low as 7 degress F! This palm is a slow arborescent (trunk forming), although first years trunk is mostly underground. This variety grows faster and larger than regular Sabal minor, but not as large as regular Sabal palmetto and seems to prefer quick draining rocky sandy soil.

These seeds are sourced from the same place as our trees that are growing on our personal property in Oregon which is listed as a zone 6b

Cane Cholla Cactus 'New Mexico'

This tree produces catalpa-like flowers and although named for its resemblance to willows

and larger than average stems

rare and sought after for its bluish hue and giant curving spears

Plants should be at least zone 5 hardy as the area historically got to -25F but in summer reaches temperatures of 110F

Giant Spanish Dagger

this popular ornamental tree is actually related to Catalpa Trees

aurea x)  USDA Zones: 4-10

Tolerates dry conditions but will grow much faster with regular summer irrigation

Hard to find fresh seeds of Yucca faxoniana

long stalks well above the foliage in early spring