The sago palm is known for its feathery fronds and is a popular houseplant or an attractive landscaping plant in warm weather climates. Although the plant is a cycad, not a true palm, it does have ...

Sago plants are some of the best indoor plants, and with early identification, a yellowing plant can be saved. Here, I share common causes and advice to resolve your plant problems. 4 causes for ...

As a young plant, the sago palm has the lacy look of a fern, but with age and maturity it takes on a tropical palm-like appearance. Advertisement. The somewhat burly upright trunk ...

Every pet owner should know this list: azaleas, tulips, chocolates, onions and grapes. Any of these items can make your pet sick. But there’s another dangerous item that most pet owners don’t ...

Q: We have two 30-year-old sago palms that we transplanted to our yard last October. The fronds they had then died so we trimmed those off. This sago threw a beautiful male bloom and is now fading.

Sago palms are in the ancient Cycadaceae family which contains the single Cycad (Cycas) genus. Of the approximate 50 species in this genus, two are frequently grown here.

Do not confuse the King sago palm with the Queen sago palm (Cycas circinallis). The Queen sago is a much larger plant growing 6 to 15 feet tall and 8 to 12 feet wide.

The plant is called the "Sago Palm" or "Cycad". It is also referred to as "The Oldest Known Plant". It is used in outdoor landscaping in Southern States, but can only survive as a ...

DALLAS -- A common household plant is killing dogs in Texas, and the worst part is, many pet owners have no idea of the danger. One North Texas dog owner learned the hard way. "We all know most ...

Sago palm (Cycas revoluta) is a distinctive evergreen plant that likes full sun to light shade and grows to a height of about 10 feet. Its feather-looking leaves have the appearance of a palm, but ...

The tropical sago palm is a popular landscaping choice for homeowners, but veterinarians in particular know a different side of the plant. Every part of the sago palm is poisonous to man and beast ...

It’s the Sago Palm -- an everyday plant that grows in homes across America. Even taking one small bite of the plant is enough to kill a pet, according to veterinarians.