Sabal brazoriensis Spring ephemerals and eventually named in his

and eventually named in his honor

the wait was well worth it

We have trialed a number of achimenes for winter hardiness and Achimenes 'Harry Williams' has not only survived single digits F

Adorning the deer-resistant woody stems and small

In addition to the cool fragrance

Sabal brazoriensis Spring ephemerals and eventually named in hisSabal x brazoriensis, a rare palm from Brazoria County, Texas, was identified by DNA in 2011 as an ancient hybrid between Sabal palmetto (above ground trunk) and Sabal minor (below ground trunk). Sabal x brazoriensis is the hardiest of the trunked sabal palms and should reach 20' tall with maturity. We have reports from Arkansas that these have sailed through a 15 degree F winter. The giant, green, fan shaped leaves are typical sabal foliage, but the