Sabal Lisa in Arizona

[Brad Mondel]

In Tempe AZ, 

10 years old. Available for sale. Message me please. $360

[Sabal King]

6 hours ago, Brad Mondel said:

In Tempe AZ, 

10 years old. Available for sale. Message me please. $360

Looking great, and at this point can be confident it will keep the lisoid genetics!

[Brad Mondel]

4 hours ago, Sabal King said:

Looking great, and at this point can be confident it will keep the lisoid genetics!

Thanks! Most of them were regular palmetto but she is definitely Mrs Lisa. 😆

[Brad Mondel]

Tell your friends! She needs a good home in the ground.

[Cbigler]

Really surprised this has not sold yet. 

[Deej]

1 hour ago, Cbigler said:

Really surprised this has not sold yet. 

Right?! 

[aztropic]

3 hours ago, Deej said:

Right?! 

Problem is,people in Arizona often don't buy anything they are unfamiliar with.🤷‍♂️ Could be the rarest palm in the world,and if it cost over $100 in a 5 gallon,most would pass. Unless the owner is willing to ship or sell for a giveaway price,it is best planted in the ground or donated to a local public garden like Boyce Thompson here in AZ.

 

aztropic 

Mesa, Arizona 

[Hillizard]

I can finally confirm, after growing it for a few years, I have an actual Sabal sp. 'Lisa' (on the right in this picture). It's from Josue in Fresno and grows very slowly compared to most Sabals I've had. The one on the left was purchased about the same time from a commercial nursery and marketed as a 'Lisa" also, but it's obviously a S. palmetto. Based on what Brad is advertising above, it'll be several more years before mine develops characteristic Lisoid fronds.

[Hillizard]

1 hour ago, Hillizard said:

I can finally confirm, after growing it for a few years, I have an actual Sabal sp. 'Lisa' (on the right in this picture). It's from Josue in Fresno and grows very slowly compared to most Sabals I've had. The one on the left was purchased about the same time from a commercial nursery and marketed as a 'Lisa" also, but it's obviously a S. palmetto. Based on what Brad is advertising above, it'll be several more years before mine develops characteristic Lisoid fronds.

History of this palm type: Sabal Palmetto "Lisa"- The Silver Anniversary of a Love Story - Edison and Ford Winter Estates

[Cbigler]

20 hours ago, aztropic said:

Problem is,people in Arizona often don't buy anything they are unfamiliar with.🤷‍♂️ Could be the rarest palm in the world,and if it cost over $100 in a 5 gallon,most would pass. Unless the owner is willing to ship or sell for a giveaway price,it is best planted in the ground or donated to a local public garden like Boyce Thompson here in AZ.

 

aztropic 

Mesa, Arizona 

I get at least one call a month of people looking for the lisa. I used to have a whole bunch of them but have slowly sold them all off. Ive started a new crop but it will be years until they are going to show the trait. 

[Chester B]

@HillizardIf you put it in the ground it will grow much faster.  I have 6 of them and I finally planted one, it is easily double if not triple the size of the ones I left in the pots after only 6 months.

[Brad Mondel]

This Lisa is still available. She needs a good home.

[Brad Mondel]

It has sold. Thank you