Sabal minor High Springs Podophyllum but remain tightly clustered around

but remain tightly clustered around the base

Digitalis purpurea

At this point they will produce all new foliage which will then remain fresh until the following summer

here it is

The clumps die to the ground in fall

Sabal minor High Springs Podophyllum but remain tightly clustered aroundSabal minor 'High Springs' comes from our 2003 expedition to Alachua County, Florida, where we found it growing in a low flood plain alongside Serenoa repens and Rhapidophyllum hystrix. What intrigued us about this population was that the plants were much shorter and wider than normal. In the garden, our 12 year old plant is 2' tall x 4' wide, topped in August with thin, 7' tall flower stalks. This is our first offering from this collection.