Washingtonia filifera Denton Pellaea weeping flowerheads from early May

weeping flowerheads from early May (NC) through early summer

A full sun site produces the most fruit

the 15" tall x 15" wide clumps are topped with pendulous

appealing to hummingbirds

Washingtonia filifera Denton Pellaea weeping flowerheads from early MayWe are pleased to offer, yet another seed strain of the North American (Southwest US) native, Washingtonia filifera, that's has some good cold tolerance in its' background. These are from a population in Denton, Texas, that appears to be about 30 years old, most likely planted by the late nurseryman, Bob Huggins. In Texas, they have survived 8 degrees F. We recommend getting them to a large size before trying them outdoors in colder zones (7b 8a). If