Serenoa repens Propagate Give this bottlebrush a sunny

Give this bottlebrush a sunny or lightly shaded spot with soil that drains freely but holds some moisture

and named variegated forms such as 'Hakuokan' descend from exactly that connoisseur's eye for the beautiful mutation

trading the usual fire-engine red for warm gold blushed with soft orange-pink

a low clipped or informal hedge

Found and named by Eddie Aldridge of Aldridge Gardens in Hoover

Serenoa repens Propagate Give this bottlebrush a sunnySaw palmetto is the signature palm of the Deep South, a low, fan leaved evergreen that carpets the pine flatwoods, scrub, and coastal dunes from the Carolinas through Florida and along the Gulf. The genus honors the American botanist Sereno Watson, and the species name repens, creeping, describes the sprawling habit, while the common name comes from the fierce saw toothed edges that arm each leaf stalk. Serenoa repens is the only species in the genus,