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🌴 Sabal louisiana – Texas Tough Cold Hardy Palm 🌴
Introducing one of the toughest Sabals you can grow — Sabal louisiana, a trunking, cold-hardy palm that has proven itself right here in North Texas.
This seed-grown stock originates from a well-known and long-established specimen in Dallas, Texas, grown by palm enthusiast Tony Cerbone. This parent palm has been in the ground for well over a decade (approaching two), enduring real Texas winters — including extreme cold events — and continues to thrive.
❄️ Texas Tough Category
This palm is part of our “Texas Tough” collection — plants that have been tested and proven in North Texas conditions.
✔ Proven cold resilience
✔ Survives real winter events
✔ No guesswork — these are battle-tested genetics
If you want a palm that can handle the unpredictability of Texas winters, this is it.
🌴 Why Sabal louisiana?
- Extremely cold hardy — reliably grown in Zone 7
- Survivability into Zone 6 with protection
- Trunking Sabal (unlike many cold hardy species)
- Fast-growing once established
- Tough, adaptable, and low maintenance
This palm combines the best traits of cold hardiness and structure — making it a standout for landscapes that want a true palm look without the risk.
🌱 Plant Size
- 1 Gallon+++ size
- Well-established seedlings
- Actively growing and ready to take off
📦 Shipping Information
We take pride in safe plant handling:
✔ Shipped in nursery pots or bags
✔ Never bare root — protects roots and reduces transplant shock
✔ Grown and shipped from our nursery in Oak Point, Texas
Texas Nursery License: #0952546
⚠️ Availability
These are grown in limited batches and availability is very limited.
If you’re looking to add a truly cold-hardy, Texas-proven palm to your collection or landscape — don’t miss out.
🌴 Sabal King of Texas — Bringing cold hardy palms to Texas landscapes.