Cycad Connections $A Price List

Genus	Species	Origin	Description	Sun	Shade	Size	Cold Tolerance	Container size - mm
								100	140	200	250	300	>300

Ceratozamia	hildae	Mexico	Interesting leaf pattern; has plumose grouped leaflets	2	3	S	*	15		60
	kuesteriana	Mexico	Develops trunk. Dark green narrow foliage v. adaptable	3	3	S	**	15	25	45	75
	norstogii	Mexico	V. narrow leaf, compact & adaptable. Rare	2	3	S			25	45
	plumosa	Mexico	Previously confused with C. norstogii	1	3	S		15	25

Cycas	circinalis (India)	India	Dark green leaves, easy grower	3	2	M				15
	curranii	Philippines	Similar to C. rumphii but with narrow leaflets	3	1	L	*					75
	pectinata	Thailand	Large trunk, fine leaf. Very ornamental	3	2	L				25
	revoluta	Japan	Most widely used cycad in the world	3	3	M	**					35	80+
	rumphil	SE Asia	Fast grower; cones early	2	2	L				15	25	45	75+
	seemannii	N.Caledon	Few spines - user friendly!	2	2	M					25	45	75+
	taitungensis	Taiwan	Exc. ornamental ldscpe plant; fast grower; sim. revoluta	3	1	M	**		8	15	25	45	75
	thouarsii	Africa	Only African Cycas. Blue/Green leaflets	3	2	L	*			20	35	55
	wadei	Philip.	Narrow leaflets, upright growth	3	3	S					35	55
	sp. Mondoro	Philip.	Undescribed; deciduous in cool climate	3	2	M				15	25	45

Dioon	califanoi	Mexico	Stiff leaflets; grey/green; new leaves wooly; hardy	3	1	M	*	12		35	60
	edule var angustifolium	Mexico	Small; slow growing; suckers readily compact	3	1	M	*	5		25	40
	edule var edule	Mexico	Blue/green leaflets; slow growing small white cones	3	1	S	*		12	25	35
	mejia	Hondur	Fast growing; larger leaflets; very woolly new leaves	3	1	M				25	45	85	150+
	purpusii	Mexico	Grey foliage; uncommon in cultivation	3	1	M			20	35
	spinulosom	Mexico	Large growing; exc. landscape plant; adaptable	3	2	L				12	25	65	95+

Encephalartos	altenstenii	RSA	Slightly green recurved foliage; very thick trunk	3	2	L	*				65
	arenarius	RSA	Blue/green foliage with 3 or 4 large spines	2	2	S					100	295
	cerinus	RSA	Blue foliage; rare in wild; spectacular	3	1	S						200
	ferox	RSA/Moz	Very ornamental; large very spiny dark green leaves	1	2	M			12	25	45	125	205+
	friderici-guilielmi	RSA	Small blue/green leaflets; emerging woolly.	3	1	M	***				95
	gratus	Moz	Very larger dark green leaves 3m long; large red cones	3	1	M		15		35	55	105
	hildebrandtii	TZ/Ken	Spectacular; long leaves; great for landscape use	3	2	M			15	35	55	105
	horridus	RSA	Fabulous blue cycad; tough spiny leaves; v.sought after	3	1	S		Avalable soon
	inopinus	RSA	Very rare blue leafed cycad; not spiny	3	1	M		Avalable soon
	kisambo	Kenya	Large yellow cones; makes exc. feature plant	3	2	M						250
	lebomboensis ('Piet' Refiefi)	RSA	Spiny when young; bright green narrow leaflets	3	1	M	**			45	75	125	205
	manikensis	Moz/Zim	Fast growing, large ornamental; exc. Landscape plant	3	2	S			15	25	45	105
	natalensis	RSA	Easy to grow; has variable leaf shape; large cones	3	2	M	**		12	25	45	105	195+
	paucidentatus	RSA	Majestic; green leaves; few spines on mature plant	2	2	L	*		30	50
	sclavoi	Tanzania	Adaptable; blue/green foliage; exc.landscape few spines	3	2	S						105	250+
	senticosus	RSA	Spectacular; similar to E. natalensis	3	1	M	**		12	25	45	105	195+
	septentrionalis	Ugan/Sud	Often deciduous; rare in cultivation; collector's plant	3	1	M			30
	transvenosus	RSA	Largest in RSA; bigger it gets; beter it looks	3	2	L	*				80
	villosus	RSA	Long recurved leaves; variable species; hardy	3	3	S	*					75	150+
	sp. 'Sudan'	Sudan	Collector's plant - soon to be named; can be deciduous	3	1	M				25

Stangeria	eriopus	RSA	Unusual species often mistaken as a fern; wide leaflets	2	2	S			18

Zamia	amblyphyllidia	Cu/PR/Jam	Hardy plant; quite wide leaflet; very adaptable	3	3	S		10
	angustifolia	Caribbean	Bronze emergent leaf; narrow leaflets	2	2	S	*	15
	fischeri	Mexico	Compact feature plant; great for borders	3	3	S	*	10	18
	furfuracea	Mexico	Most popular Zamia; very stiff leaves and leaflets	3	2	S	*			12	25	45
	hybrid 'interport'	Mexico	Oustanding hybrid; lime green; great in any position	3	3	S			15	25
	inermis	Mexico	Rare in cultivation; narrow leaflet; great looking plant	3	2	S		35
	integrifolia	Florida	Very wide spread; grows in a range of climates	3	3	S	*	8	15
	integrifolia x pygmaea	Hybrid	Great hybrid; compact; great landscape potential	2	2	S	*	8
	integrifolia x pygmaea x pygmaea	Hybrid	As above; excellent pot or landscape	2	2	S	*	12
	loddigesii	Mexico	Long stiff leaves; brown/green foliage	3	2	S	*	8	15
	muricata	Ven/Colom	Common grown cycad that should be more widely grown	1	3	S			20	35
	polymorpha	Mexico	Variable leaf form; lime green foliage	3	3	S	*	10	18
	portoricensis	P/Rico	Perfect for borders and edges; bright green; compact	3	3	S		8	15
	pumila	Cub/DomR	Similar to integrifolia; easy to grow; compact	3	2	S				25
	purpurea	Mexico	Rainforesst; emergent leaves purple; desirable	1	2	S	*	30
	standleyi	Honduras	Very long leaflets; few spines; hardy	2	2	S		15	25
	vazquezii	Mexico	Similar to Z. fischeri but larger and more upright	3	3	S			15	35
	verschafeiltii (syn. Z. splendens)	Mexico	Spectacular new red leaf; okay in cool protected areas	1	3	S	*	20	35
	sp New Providence		Narrow leaflets; new leaves emerge brown	3	2	S		15

Seeds Available:
		A$ per 1000
Cycas	revoluta	250.00
Cycas	taitungenis	450.00

Cycad Connections thanks you for your interest and looks forward to being of service to you. Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can assist with any queries.

Stan and Jane Walkley

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	Some sun	Moderate sun	Full sun
	Some shade	Moderate shade	Full shade

	S = small	M = Medium	L = Large