Zamia Cardboard Palm

Zamia Cardboard PalmZamia furfuracea (Cardboard Palm) Commonly known as Cardboard Palm, is a slow growing, cycad valued for its thick, textured foliage and symmetrical form. Though commonly called a palm, it is not a true palm but a cycad. Frequently used as a low maintenance accent plant, foundation specimen, or container feature, it provides strong architectural interest in tropical and subtropical landscapes. Water Requirements: Low to moderate. Drought tolerant once

it adds bold color to residential and commercial landscapes

humid climates and requires minimal maintenance once established

sensitive to frost

Their spreading growth and extended bloom season make them a reliable choice for residential and commercial landscapes

Hardy outdoors only in zones 8–11

reblooms throughout the season

Toxicity: Toxic if ingested

Bloom Time: Blooms once at maturity (typically 8–12+ years)

tolerates a range of soil types if drainage is adequate

The bracts come in various colors

Is a striking variegated form of the sisal agave

offering dramatic spring color with minimal maintenance