Coontie palm landscaping

Coontie Palm Plant (Zamia Pumila) small woody cycad, distinct shape, reddish seed cones, low-growing evergreen, moderate growth rate, 3’ foot. [DETAILS]

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Long-lived, Zamia pumila (Coontie) is a small clumping, tough, woody cycad forming terminal rosettes of stiff, evergreen, pinnate leaves up to 3 ft. long (90 cm). This primitive fern-like plant grows from a thick underground stem. Coontie is dioecious. Therefore, female plants will not produce seed without a nearby male. Mature male plants produce erect, dark reddish brown, cylindrical cones, 2-7 in. long (5-17 cm) in groups of 2 or more. Female plants produce dark reddish brown…

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