S. repens grows very well in Augusta, GA. It much prefers sand and should be planted up to its neck when it is taken out of a container....Read More It is a slow starter when first transplanted, but grows very fast after establishment. The flowers smell great, but the seeds smell horrible...for only a few days. S. repens is called Saw Palmetto for a reason: wear gloves and a heavy long sleeved shirt when pruning, unless you want tribal scaring on your hands and arms.
S. repens grows very well in Augusta, GA. It much prefers sand and should be planted up to its neck when it is taken out of a container....Read More
Ahh... Another Test Subject, and its a Native to the southern American. I'll Try this out in Zone 6a since I heard it could Grow in Zone 7a.