Cycas taitoluta Insect Attracting Plants which emerge for us in

which emerge for us in fall (NC)

Paeonia obovata ssp

filling a gap in the flowering time of other more commonly grown July and September forms of Lycoris radiata

highlighted by yellow central stamens

Cycas taitoluta Insect Attracting Plants which emerge for us inWe are pleased to offer Cycas x taitoluta, thanks to seed from Georgia palm guru Joe LeVert, who has 5 parent hybrid Cycas revoluta x taitungensis plants that have been in the garden since 2001 (1 female and 4 males yikes!). The hybrid plants, which are now 8' tall x 8' wide, push out new foliage weeks before plain Cycas revoluta and a couple of weeks after straight Cycas taitungensis.