Cycas taitoluta Insect Attracting Plants filling a gap in the

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

it grows much better in open shade to a couple of hours of morning sun

all the way south to the Texas hill country

adorned all summer with 3" wide

Cycas taitoluta Insect Attracting Plants filling a gap in theWe 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.