Trithrinax brasiliensis 6b similarly patterned but different from

similarly patterned but different from the better known Agave schidigera 'Shiraito no Ōhi'

dark maroon calyces that surround them

sums up its namesake well

We've grown this evergreen Pleopeltis in our rock garden since 2012

manfreda-like leaves topped

Trithrinax brasiliensis 6b similarly patterned but different fromTrithrinax brasiliensis a little known palm, found in open forests from 2,500' 3,500' elevation in Southern Brazil (Rio Grande du Sol) and Uruguay. Since we've been thrilled with the performance of many cacti from the same region, we thought it worth giving the palm a try. Our offering are extras we grew from seed, and boy, are they slow! Once they mature, the armed trunks actually start dropping their spines. Trithrinax brasiliensis, at 20' tall, is