Sabal Blackburniana Juncus in this case

in this case

and grows through winter before going dormant in late spring

Dry soil in winter months is key to survival in colder zones

Just imagine a lily that enjoys heat

Sabal Blackburniana Juncus in this caseSabal 'Blackburniana' is one of the elusive mysteries in the hardy palm world. Some references say it's the same as Sabal palmetto, but our plants look nothing like that species, and it is dramatically more winter hardy than Sabal palmetto. Others call it the same as Sabal domingensis, but it's smaller and more winter hardy. Most likely, it's an old hybrid seed cultivar with no wild populations. It has great value as one of the most winter hardy