Sabal rosei Buddleia so we've altered the name

so we've altered the name a bit and added a proper cultivar to honor garden designer Marco Stufano who first brought it to the US

resembling shredded mop heads

Scutellaria suffrutescens 'Texas Rose' was originally collected in 1986 by Dave Creech

blending perfectly with the soft peach color of the top petals

Sabal rosei Buddleia so we've altered the nameThis little known palm hails from Mexico's west coast, where it can be found in tropical deciduous forests to 2,500' elevation from Culiacan south to Guadalajara. The 40' tall palms resemble the east coast Sabal palmetto, but with very stiff costapalmate leaves. Plants at Georgia's Bamboo Farm have taken 15 degrees F, and Alabama's Hayes Jackson reports that his plants have withstood 8 degrees F, so we think these are worth a try for gardeners willing