Sabal minor Emerald Isle Giant Sarracenia it's deserving of a subspecies

it's deserving of a subspecies or varietal designation

pumila that produces an abundance of 15" tall

so it does have a tendency to splay open in areas with heavy

Euphorbia corollata grows on dry

4' scapes with 11-13 very fragrant

Sabal minor Emerald Isle Giant Sarracenia it's deserving of a subspeciesThese extraordinary Sabal minors originated from coastal NC near Emerald Isle, where they were rescued from a construction site by NC palm enthusiast Alan Brunner. They were subsequently planted in many of the Raleigh area city parks. Sabal minor 'Emerald Isle Giant' is radically different in growth habit and size than most other forms. Although these Sabal minors are much slower growing, producing only one to two leaves per year, they will eventually