Sabal minor Wakulla Dwarf North America not to be confused with

not to be confused with the common Arum italicum 'Pictum'

Each leaflet is highlighted with a dramatic silver streak down its center

each with up to two dozen 2" spider-like

This 2002 fairy wings introduction from epimedium breeder Darrell Probst is one of the most unique and attention-getting specimens in our woodland garden

Have you ever tried to outrun a Texan on a combine

Sabal minor Wakulla Dwarf North America not to be confused withSabal minor 'Wakulla Dwarf' is a wonderful genetic dwarf strain of the southeast native Sabal minor from near Crawfordville, Florida just south of Tallahassee, shared with us by NC palm guru Jesse Perry. For us, Sabal minor 'Wakulla Dwarf' makes an 18" tall x 3' wide evergreen specimen topped in late summer with a 3' tall seed stalk perfect for the tropical fairy garden. Like typical Sabal minor, Sabal 'Wakulla Dwarf' can be grown in sun or shade and