Sabal rosei Ornamental Seed or Fruit yellow (RHS 17A)

yellow (RHS 17A)

Fortunately for us

upright pea-foliaged stems arise from a slow-moving (NOT INVASIVE) rhizome

evergreen Asarum speciosum from our neighbors to the south in Alabama

Found in Slovenia (northeast of Croatia) in 1993 by Will McLewin (collection #12

Sabal rosei Ornamental Seed or Fruit yellow (RHS 17A)This little known palm hails from Mexico's west coast, where it can be found in tropical deciduous forests to 2,500' elevation from Culiacan south to Guadalajara. The 40' tall palms resemble the east coast Sabal palmetto, but with very stiff costapalmate leaves. Plants at Georgia's Bamboo Farm have taken 15 degrees F, and Alabama's Hayes Jackson reports that his plants have withstood 8 degrees F, so we think these are worth a try for gardeners willing