If your problem plant is Zamia integrifolia (floridana), our native coontie, cut the foliage down ... We love this tree and would not want to lose it. Linda Baker A: Not to worry, no Band-Aid ...

The atala’s primary host plant is our native coontie, Zamia integrifolia ... natural habitat has well-drained soil dominated by pine trees. It is hardy from zones 8B through 11, and can survive ...

The Atala’s primary host plant is our native coontie, Zamia integrifolia ... natural habitat has well-drained soil dominated by pine trees. It is hardy from zones 8B through 11 and can survive ...

If your problem plant is Zamia integrifolia (floridana), our native coontie, cut the foliage down ... We love this tree and would not want to lose it. Linda Baker Q: I recently obtained a kapok ...

Mysterious living Jurassic fossils, beautiful landscape plants with exotic characteristics, nearly wiped out by the animal-cracker industry, now making a great comeback - what's not to like!

Coontie (Zamia integrifolia) is the only native cycad in North America and it is indigenous to South Florida. Cycads are among the oldest plants on earth, dating back 325 million years.

A Florida native almost wiped out by the Florida arrowroot flour industry in early the 1900's, the Zamia floridana (Coontie ... Cycads, tree ferns and palms all have a central trunk topped ...

The life cycle is similar to that of other gymnosperms like pines and junipers. Coontie (Zamia integrifolia) is typically one to three feet tall and has the appearance of a fern. Over time ...

Coontie, or Zamia floridana, is an outstanding ornamental shrub that grows slow and low. December’s plant of the month makes a great focal point in garden beds. This native cycad features long ...