King Sago, Cycad jackfruit It is a solitary palm

It is a solitary palm but looks at its best when multi-planted (this particular batch of palms are all either double or triple-planted)

It produces a curiously swollen trunk

for topiary work or low-growing hedges

which is relatively smooth but lightly ringed by leaf scars of old leaves and is slightly swollen at the base

pebbled skin that takes a deep purple-black tone when fruit is ripe

King Sago, Cycad jackfruit It is a solitary palmAn extremely popular and highly ornamental cycad that originates in southern Japan from Kyushu to Nansei shoto in the Ryukyu Islands, which are home to so many fascinating plants. Very hardy and extremely adaptable, it will grow in most climates and soil conditions. Strikingly beautiful and 'architectural' when they get older with large trunks. Discover the unique beauty and benefits of the Cycas revoluta Funeral Palm. This attractive plant, native to