Zamia integrifolia ~ Coontie Palm Size:7 GALLON mi / CC BY-SA 3

mi /  CC BY-SA 3

It has a mid to late blooms season of white flowers

twig blights

The thick glossy lance-like leaves can be 12 to 20 inches long glossy lance-like leaves are usually dark green

Zamia integrifolia ~ Coontie Palm Size:7 GALLON mi / CC BY-SA 3Coontie Palm is native evergreen shrub with a low mounding habit and glossy green foliage that looks between a trunkless palm and fern. Grows best with part sun and consistently moist well drained sandy soils. Extremely drought tolerant. Most parts of Coontie palm is highly toxic if ingested. Zamia integrifolia is a host plant for the Echo Moth and the endangered Atala Butterfly. Type: Shrub Origins: SE N. America and Bahamas; GA Native Height: 2 3