The sago palm is known for its feathery fronds and is a popular houseplant or an attractive landscaping plant in warm weather climates. Although the plant is a cycad, not a true palm, it does have ...

At first glance, a cycad plant - a "sago palm"- could pass for a true palm, with its single cylindrical trunk topped by a cluster of fronds. Palms and cycads are sold side by side in specialized ...

Commonly called sago palms, these attractive plants are neither ferns nor palms. The Cycas revoluta or sago palm is a member of the Cycadaceae or Cycad family, that very old group of plants that ...

The plant is called the "Sago Palm" or "Cycad". It is also referred to as "The Oldest Known Plant". It is used in outdoor landscaping in Southern States, but can only survive as a houseplant in ...

Sago is often mistaken for a palm Sago (Cycas revoluta), often called sago palm, is the other cycad frequently grown as a landscape plant in our area. This evergreen cycad is native to the ...

As you may know, the sago palm, Cycas revoluta, is not actually a palm; it belongs to a small group of plants, the cycads. Cycads, which bear cones, are one of four main subdivisions of ...

Q: The sago palms (cycads) in my yard are turning yellow. Can you tell me what they need? A: There are three reasons why they are yellowing: their location (landscape exposure), needed soil ...

Perhaps the most deadly plant you may already have in your yard is the Sago palm/Cycas revoluta. It is toxic to humans and pets. Oddly enough, the Sago, despite its structure, is not a real palm tree.

Perhaps the most deadly plant you may already have in your yard is the Sago palm/Cycas revoluta. It is toxic to humans and pets. Oddly enough, the Sago, despite its structure, is not a real palm tree.