Cycas panzhihuaensis guizhouensis Tanacetum The slowly creeping rhizomes make

The slowly creeping rhizomes make a nice

is topped in mid-spring with 10" stalks of tiny mahogany flowers with pure white lower lips

Japanese ginseng is a rare woodland counterpart of our more-familiar American species

so we recommend a liquid feed or slow release fertilizer be used when it is in active growth

Cycas panzhihuaensis guizhouensis Tanacetum The slowly creeping rhizomes makeThis is our first offering of a new hardy cycad hybrid a cross of the Chinese Cycas panzhihuaensis and Cycas guizhouensis. Both cycad parents have been winter hardy for several years here, and we expect great things from this hardy cycad cross. We don't have any mature plants yet, but expect the offspring to reach 3' tall x 5' wide in 10 years for experimental gardeners.