Sabal Blackburniana Israel It took us 15 years

It took us 15 years to propagate enough to initially share

These euphorbias never make much more than spindly container specimens

The giant 5' wide clumps make a truly spectacular show

The 1' tall clumps are adorned in late spring with "pulpits" that also have a stunning black spathe

We recommend removing the old stalk to the ground in early spring

Sabal Blackburniana Israel It took us 15 yearsSabal 'Blackburniana' is one of the elusive mysteries in the hardy palm world. Some references say it's the same as Sabal palmetto, but our plants look nothing like that species, and it is dramatically more winter hardy than Sabal palmetto. Others call it the same as Sabal domingensis, but it's smaller and more winter hardy. Most likely, it's an old hybrid seed cultivar with no wild populations. It has great value as one of the most winter hardy