Sabal tamaulipensis San Carlos Caryopteris Certainly do so if the

Certainly do so if the foliage has become shabby

but have also found it happy in container culture

Other than cleaning up the old foliage after the plant goes dormant in fall

and around it until they get so high they finally stagger off

Ficus johannis ssp

Sabal tamaulipensis San Carlos Caryopteris Certainly do so if theSabal sp. Tamaulipas 'San Carlos' is our first offering of a disjunct population of the still unnamed Sabal sp. nov. Tamaulipas, from Villa Mainero, which is nearly 80 miles north of the original location of Sabal sp. Tamaulipas. We think this is probably the first commercial offering of plants from this population, which we grew from seed from our garden specimen, which was seed grown from a Bobby Ward John Fairy John Ignacio expedition to the San