Washingtonia filibusta 'Hybrid' Fan Palm COLD HARDY

Washingtonia filibusta 'Hybrid' Fan Palm COLD HARDYWashingtonia filibusta (W. filifera x W. robusta) Hybrid Fan Palm Hard to find hybrid trees sourced from very cold hardy high desert genetics. Parent trees were originally sourced from seed near Albuquerque, NM (Zone 7) so these are genetically cold hardy. This is the hybrid cross of the California Fan Palm (W. filifera) female and Mexican Fan Palm (W. robusta) male, this tree can reach heights of 15 to 30+ feet, depending on climate conditions. It is

These were grown on our personal property in Oregon which is listed as a zone 6b

These even seem to grow much faster than many other yuccas we grow

The parent trees usually suffer some frond damage but they rebound quickly in spring and look amazing and full by beginning of summer

Zion Prickly Pear Cactus 'Grand Canyon'

grey/blue long

deciduous shrub (to 10-15' tall) or trained as a single trunk tree to 20' tall

The key to growing in zones 6 and 7 are to keep the plant dry in winter

it is a colorful flowering accent shrub for courtyard and southwestern plantings due to its large bright orange flowers

The Pindo (or Jelly) Palm was formerly known by the scientific name Butia capitata

Opuntia humifusa x

Parent trees have been growing in our cold high desert garden where they routinely see temps as low as -12F

One of the tallest Lace Hedgehog cactus varieties eventually maturing to 10-15" high by as much wide