Brahea decumbens Leonotis Removing the foliage too early

Removing the foliage too early can allow the ground to warm around the plant

well-drained soils for best performance in a light

The color from the purple stolons runs into the base of the glossy green leaves

topped in May with huge 10" white flowers

our selected clone of the true Asarum forbesii

Brahea decumbens Leonotis Removing the foliage too earlyConsidered the hardiest of the genus Brahea, this rare endemic palm hails from the alkaline Sierra Madre Orientale Mountains in northeastern Mexico where it's endangered thanks to the abundance of hungry goats. Brahea decumbens is ridiculously slow growing and any nurseryman who even tries to grow it commercially needs his head examined. Eventually, the immature green leaves turn a beautiful silvery grey and adorn the 6' tall x 10' wide specimen that,