Is the sago palm cold-hardy? A detailed guide to the cold tolerance of the sago palm

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Is the sago palm cold-hardy?

Sago palm flowers are not cold-hardy. The sago palm flower is also known as the sago cycad, and it is the flower produced by the cycad plant Cycas revoluta, which itself has certain medicinal and ornamental value. Its female cone inflorescence generally grows in the leaf axils on the upper part of the plant, is about 30-60 cm long, and is much branched.

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Is the sago palm cold-hardy? A detailed guide to the cold tolerance of the sago palm

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