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  CYCADS
      Cycas
      Ceratozamia
      Dioon               CITES Approved fo
                                            r
      Encephalartos       Commercial Ex ports

       Zamia




  BOABS
                                      ium landscape
                       We supply prem
                                      s and Boabs to
                       feature Cycad
                                        ape projects
                        top end landsc
                orii           Australia wide
  Adansonia greg



ALOGUE
Benefits of using Cycads

                                      •  Water wise, ideal for xerophytic plantings, drought hardy when established.
Catalogue Key
                                      •  Growth habits and dimensions are well documented and entirely predictable.

                                      •  Cycad species can be selected to fit into any particular niche, e.g. landscape 		
      Indicates Height
                                      	   features, unique plantings at resorts and palaces, public gardens and exclusive 	

cm
                                      	   developments in shade to full sun.
      Indicates Diameter
                                      •  Very appealing in single or group plantings.
      Indicates Leaf Size             •  Long lived, hundreds of years.

                                      •  Require little maintenance and also pest and insect resistant.
      Indicates Region
                                      •  Ability to grow in some of the poorest soils in the world.

                                      •  Ornamental and colourful female and male cones.
      Indicates Best Suited Climate
                                      •  Ideal for pot culture both indoors and outdoors.

                                      •  Evergreen retaining several years of leaf growth.
DIOON


                                       Dioon
                                 ble
           pecie         s Availa
   DIOON S
             edule
   • DIOON
                mejiae
   • DIOON
                          m
                spinulosu
       •DIOON
II
                                                       C.I.T.E.S. Appendix
     DIOON edule                                Artifi cially Propagated
                                                                           Plants
                                                                      mmercially
                                                We can export Co



     A very popular cycad which is
     widely grown and has proved
     to be adaptable to a range of
     climates and situations. Plants grow
     best in full sun and need excellent
     drainage. Watering during summer
     is beneficial and unimpeded air
     movement is important to avoid
     foliage being damaged by
     excessive wet. Tolerant of light to
     moderate frosts.




     To 3 metres tall


cm   30 cm
                                                                Female Cone         Male Cone


     0.7 – 1.7 metres long – dark bluish green


     Endemic to Mexico, where it is widely
     distributed in the Sierra Madre Oriental
     mountain range, occurring in Veracruz
     (central parts), Queretaro, Hidalgo
     (northern parts), San Luis Potosi and
     Tamaulipas (southern parts)


     Subtropical and temperate regions. This
     species has been reported to survive
     temperatures down to -8° C
II
                   C.I.T.E.S. Appendix
            Artifi cially Propagated
                                       Plants
                                  mmercially
                                                                 DIOON mejiae
            We can export Co




                                                        Beautiful and decorative cycad.
                                                     Its ease in horticulture, adaptability
                                                       to both sun and shade, and some
                                                         cold tolerance make this cycad
                                                        an exceptional landscape plant.
                                                      Plants in cultivation produce more
                                                         and larger leaves than their wild
                                                   counterparts and are reasonably fast
                                                    growing. Will develop into a sizeable
                                                           plant in a relatively short time,
                                                    especially in more tropical climates.




                                                                     Trunks to 10+ metres



Male Cone           Female Cone                                                     25 cm      cm




                                                          1 – 2 metres long – dark green


                                                       Occurs in Honduras and has also
                                                recently been collected in north central
                                                                             Nicaragua


                                                      Tropical, subtropical and perhaps
                                                    temperate regions. This species has
                                                been reported as surviving temperatures
                                                                             down to -5°
II
                                                           C.I.T.E.S. Appendix
     DIOON spinulosum                               Artifi cially Propagated
                                                                               Plants
                                                                          mmercially
                                                    We can export Co



     A popular species and one of the tallest
     of all cycads, with trunks reaching in
     excess of 15 m. One of the most trouble
     free cycads. It will not only withstand full
     sun but some frost exposure as well. When
     planted in sunny locations, the growth
     rate seems to be more rapid than if grown
     in a shady position.




     5 - 16 metres tall


cm
     40 cm


     1.5 – 2 metres long – light green

                                                             Female Cone
     Occurs in Mexico, where it was once
     widely distributed, but now localised
     in the lowlands of the Sierra Madre
     Oriental mountain range at altitudes of
     20 – 300 m. Plants grow in shady ravines
     and canyons developed on limestone
     formations and covered with tropical
     evergreen forest.
                                                             Male Cone


     Tropical, subtropical and perhaps
     temperate regions. This species has
     been reported as surviving temperatures
     down to – 5° C.

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Cycad International Catalogue (2)

  • 1. Catalogue CYCADS Cycas Ceratozamia Dioon CITES Approved fo r Encephalartos Commercial Ex ports Zamia BOABS ium landscape We supply prem s and Boabs to feature Cycad ape projects top end landsc orii Australia wide Adansonia greg ALOGUE
  • 2. Benefits of using Cycads • Water wise, ideal for xerophytic plantings, drought hardy when established. Catalogue Key • Growth habits and dimensions are well documented and entirely predictable. • Cycad species can be selected to fit into any particular niche, e.g. landscape Indicates Height features, unique plantings at resorts and palaces, public gardens and exclusive cm developments in shade to full sun. Indicates Diameter • Very appealing in single or group plantings. Indicates Leaf Size • Long lived, hundreds of years. • Require little maintenance and also pest and insect resistant. Indicates Region • Ability to grow in some of the poorest soils in the world. • Ornamental and colourful female and male cones. Indicates Best Suited Climate • Ideal for pot culture both indoors and outdoors. • Evergreen retaining several years of leaf growth.
  • 3. DIOON Dioon ble pecie s Availa DIOON S edule • DIOON mejiae • DIOON m spinulosu •DIOON
  • 4. II C.I.T.E.S. Appendix DIOON edule Artifi cially Propagated Plants mmercially We can export Co A very popular cycad which is widely grown and has proved to be adaptable to a range of climates and situations. Plants grow best in full sun and need excellent drainage. Watering during summer is beneficial and unimpeded air movement is important to avoid foliage being damaged by excessive wet. Tolerant of light to moderate frosts. To 3 metres tall cm 30 cm Female Cone Male Cone 0.7 – 1.7 metres long – dark bluish green Endemic to Mexico, where it is widely distributed in the Sierra Madre Oriental mountain range, occurring in Veracruz (central parts), Queretaro, Hidalgo (northern parts), San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas (southern parts) Subtropical and temperate regions. This species has been reported to survive temperatures down to -8° C
  • 5. II C.I.T.E.S. Appendix Artifi cially Propagated Plants mmercially DIOON mejiae We can export Co Beautiful and decorative cycad. Its ease in horticulture, adaptability to both sun and shade, and some cold tolerance make this cycad an exceptional landscape plant. Plants in cultivation produce more and larger leaves than their wild counterparts and are reasonably fast growing. Will develop into a sizeable plant in a relatively short time, especially in more tropical climates. Trunks to 10+ metres Male Cone Female Cone 25 cm cm 1 – 2 metres long – dark green Occurs in Honduras and has also recently been collected in north central Nicaragua Tropical, subtropical and perhaps temperate regions. This species has been reported as surviving temperatures down to -5°
  • 6. II C.I.T.E.S. Appendix DIOON spinulosum Artifi cially Propagated Plants mmercially We can export Co A popular species and one of the tallest of all cycads, with trunks reaching in excess of 15 m. One of the most trouble free cycads. It will not only withstand full sun but some frost exposure as well. When planted in sunny locations, the growth rate seems to be more rapid than if grown in a shady position. 5 - 16 metres tall cm 40 cm 1.5 – 2 metres long – light green Female Cone Occurs in Mexico, where it was once widely distributed, but now localised in the lowlands of the Sierra Madre Oriental mountain range at altitudes of 20 – 300 m. Plants grow in shady ravines and canyons developed on limestone formations and covered with tropical evergreen forest. Male Cone Tropical, subtropical and perhaps temperate regions. This species has been reported as surviving temperatures down to – 5° C.