Cycas revoluta

Veliz Farms is a wholesale and broker of palms. Learn about our King Sago palm and how to buy them. Contact us if you have any questions.

All About King Sago Palms

Where to Buy

If you’re a garden center or landscaper seeking to enhance your plant offerings, the King Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) is an excellent addition. Known for its elegance and resilience, this plant can transform any landscape.

The King Sago Palm, scientifically known as Cycas revoluta, is a popular ornamental plant native to Japan. Despite its name, it’s not a true palm but a cycad. Its symmetrical rosette of dark green, feather-like leaves and slow growth make it a favorite among garden centers and landscapers.

How Tall Do King Sago Palm Grow?

The growth rate of the King Sago Palm is slow, and it can take several years to reach its full height. Mature Sago Palms can grow up to 10 feet tall, with a spread of 6 to 8 feet. Their manageable size makes them ideal for various landscape applications.

Find King sago Palm For Sale at Veliz Farms

Veliz Farms is a leading wholesale plant distributor, specializing in providing high-quality King Sago Palms to garden centers and landscapers. Our commitment to quality ensures that our plants meet the highest standards, ready to enhance any landscape project.

The King Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta) is a versatile and attractive choice for any landscape. At Veliz Farms, we are dedicated to providing the highest quality King Sago Palms to our wholesale clients.

For more information or to make a purchase, contact us directly. Enhance your inventory with the elegant King Sago Palm and attract more customers to your business.

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frequently asked questions about king sago

How Often Do Sago Palms Grow New Leaves?

Sago Palms have a unique growth pattern. They typically produce new leaves (called a flush) once or twice a year, usually in the warmer months. The new leaves emerge from the center of the plant in a circular pattern, adding to its ornamental appeal.

Are Sago Palm Roots Invasive?

The roots of the Sago Palm are not considered invasive. They are relatively shallow and compact, making them suitable for planting near structures or in containers