Sabal minor Pittsview Amaryllids the large black pods that

the large black pods that top the clump add to the ornamental value

It is best reserved for obsessive gardeners

Arising from the base of the "bowl" is the fleshy pinkish-purple spadix (the phallic part) that rises like a volcano

but 3' tall is more typical

Larry made this selection in 1985 near Perdido

Sabal minor Pittsview Amaryllids the large black pods thatSabal minor 'Pittsview' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of our scrub palm strain from our 2006 seed collection of a particularly narrow leaflet specimen from Russell County, Alabama, near the town of Pittsview. Our oldest plants are now 3' tall x 7' wide and the leaflets are just over 1" wide, which is narrower than normal for Sabal minor.