A classic tropical-looking plant that's best suited for containers and protected areas in North Texas. Sago Palms feature stiff, dark-green foliage and a compact, symmetrical form that brings a tropical look to patios, entryways, and landscapes. While they can tolerate some cold, North Texas freezes can cause significant damage. For North Texas, we recommend growing Sago Palms in containers whenever possible so they can be moved into a protected area during severe winter weather. Why we like it: Excellent container and patio plant Attractive tropical appearance Slow-growing and compact Handles Texas summer heat well Works well near pools, patios, and entryways North Texas Winter Care: Protect from hard freezes. Container-grown plants should be moved into a protected location during severe cold. Available Sizes: 2/3 Gallon, 7 Gallon, and 15 Gallon. Selection varies by current inventory. Important: Sago Palms are toxic if ingested, particularly the seeds. Keep away from pets and children who may chew or consume plant material.
