Sago Palms 🌴

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• Not Actually a Palm: Despite the name, Sago palms are not true palms, but cycads, a type of ancient plant.

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• Slow Growers: Sago palms grow slowly, typically reaching 3 to 10 feet tall.

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• Hardy: They are drought-tolerant and can survive in a variety of soil types, but they prefer well-drained soil.

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• Full Sun: Sago palms love the sun and do best in bright, direct light.

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• Low Maintenance: They are easy to care for, needing little water and occasional pruning to remove dead fronds.

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• Tough Appearance: Sago palms have stiff, feather-like leaves that give them a dramatic, tropical look.

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• Decorative: They make great ornamental plants in gardens, pots, and landscapes due to their unique, sculptural form.