Sago Palm

Sago PalmCycas revoluta (King Sago Palm) Commonly known as King Sago Palm, is a slow growing cycad valued for its symmetrical form and stiff, feathery foliage. Despite its name, it is not a true palm. Commonly used as a specimen plant, foundation accent, or container feature, it provides strong architectural interest and a formal, tropical look in residential and commercial landscapes. Water Requirements: Low to moderate. Drought tolerant once established;

Avoid heavy pruning

produces small flowers followed by ornamental fruit in ideal conditions

tropical look to residential and commercial landscapes

Farfugium Giganteum

Avoid damaging leaf tips

pale pink to white tubular flowers

Agave is highly drought tolerant

Remove damaged or dried leaves as needed

less rigid look than traditional agaves

elegant alternative to the classic blue plumbago

Toxicity: Toxic to pets and humans if ingested (contains calcium oxalate crystals)

Cordyline Fruticosa