First up is a Cycad, protected by law, and one has to have permits to own them. They are very expensive plants, and the sad thing is that criminals poach them to sell on the black market. These plants

On Saturday, My succulent society had its end of year social event at a garden that's been created by one of the members over the last 35 or so years. He said there was nothing but lawn and a swimming

Sago Palms are not palms at all, but Cycads: Cycad revoluta. It turns out that Cycads are not actually living fossils that have survived since dinosaur times but a modern lineage of plants that re-evolved

Cycad: Encephalartos Arenarius!! I bought a beautiful Encephalartos Arenarius Cycad more than 10 years ago from a dentist, who told me it was a female. Finally after 10 years, the plant produced a cone

CYCADS and cycas, thank the pope I only need a license for 75 of them. So many more around the garden but this is my favourite view. For those that don't know, just look for the pointy plants.

Hi buddy stimeet... Cycads tree is a type of plant that has a very slow growth type, very good for planting on the home page as an ornamental plant in the yard. The charm of the cycads tree is still in

The sago palm is native to Southern Japan and one of the most primitive seed plants. Cycads often gets called the “Living Fossils” as they have changed very little over the past 2 million years. The sago

The Cycad thrived in prehistoric times, is a few million years old and can be found in fossil records all over the world. It was the main food source for herbivorous dinosaurs. It is one of the most threatened

Color challenge green photo taken with my i-phone I love this corner of our garden it just looks very nice to me. It also has my husbands pride and joy a very large Aranarius it is a cycad . We have a