Sabal minor 'Cape Charles' Palm - COLD HARDY

Sabal minor 'Cape Charles' Palm - COLD HARDYThis eco type of Sabal minor is well known for its excellent winter hardiness as far north as USDA Zone 6 and its vigorous and larger fronds that reach 5 8 feet tall and wide, the Cape Charles Sabal Palm is a hard to find selection that is sure to add a tropical flare to the landscape. From Cape Charles, Virginia (just south of Washington DC), it is a fan palm that likes growing in rich, moist soils and partially shaded environments. Though this palm

This hybrid Windmill Palm has performed incredibly well in our cold high desert climate in Oregon

and parent trees have seen temperatures below -7F breifly

Will eventually reach heights of up to 5-7 feet tall and wide

perhaps with a bit of hybrid vigor and silver/whitish leaf undersides

It is hardy to around USDA zone 7

to finally to yellow and cream

More than the typical magenta flowered tree cholla

Yucca brevifolia 'Jaegeriana'

reaching heights of 6-12 ft

Flowers bloom in spring and are 1–inch wide with greenish-bronze

long stalks well above the foliage in early spring

bearing distinct tubercles and small clusters of yellowish and white spines that do not completely cover the stems