Sabal Palms? What are they? Well...these are an attractive tree with trunks tall and fronds wispy and that offers a tropical feel when they are grown. They are hardy in nature and if taken properly, they can shine like a star in the dark nights i.e. they can grow properly and can be useful.
They are native to the Southern United States, The Bahamas and Cuba and are designated as the state tree of Florida in the year 1953. They are known as Cabbage palms. They are used in the preparation of canes and jars which are easily available in the supermarkets. The heart of these palms are quite delicious as well as nutritious, and harvesting the buds of the palms makes the tree not to produce new leaves as a result of this, the tree dies.
The larger the tree, the more harvest will be. As they grow from the seed, they usually take fifteen or more than fifteen years to show the growth of the trunk and once they are grown, they usually grows up to 6 inches per year unless and until they become
