cycad plants for sale

Name: The Plant Company
Address: 284 Meeanee Road, Meeanee, Napier, 4112, New Zealand
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Looking to buy unique and architectural greenery for your garden or indoor space? Discover our beautiful collection of cycad plants for sale, loved for their ancient lineage, striking foliage, and suitability to New Zealand conditions. Whether you’re an avid plant collector or searching for a statement plant for your landscape, cycad plants offer year-round structure and lush greenery that thrive in sun or part shade with minimal care.

Cycas revoluta

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Cycas revoluta, commonly known as the Sago Palm, King Sago, Sago Cycad, or Japanese Sago Palm, is an impressive and popular, small Palm tree. It grows with a fibrous trunk which is topped with a whorl of feathery, dark green fronds held with a gentle arch as it grows to 3 m tall and the same wide.

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From $248.92

Suited to regions: Subtropical, Temperate

Plant type: Palms

Height: 3.00 m

Spread: 3.00 m

Garden uses: Containers, Living areas, Parks, Pool areas, Screening, Specimen

Garden styles: Architectural, Backyard, City & Courtyard, Frontyard, Japanese, Mediterranean, Modern, Tropical

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Why Choose Cycad Plants?

Cycads are renowned for their tough, slow-growing nature and impressive, palm-like appearance. These prehistoric plants are drought-tolerant and can withstand coastal winds, making them ideal for low-maintenance gardens, feature planting, or as dramatic indoor specimens. If you’re after a resilient plant that brings architectural flair and a touch of the exotic, cycad plants deliver timeless beauty.

Our Range of Cycad Plants for Sale

We stock a wide selection of cycad plants for sale, suitable for both beginner gardeners and seasoned growers:

Macrozamia moorei (Moores Cycad): With its elegant, arching fronds and sturdy trunk, this Australian native makes a spectacular feature in any landscape.
Cycas revoluta: Often called the Sago Palm, this popular cycad is prized for its symmetrical rosette of feather-like leaves and excellent performance in pots.
Macrozamia communis (Burrawang Cycad): A hardy choice with lush, glossy foliage, ideal for coastal or dry Auckland gardens.
Lepidozamia peroffskyana (Cycad): Valued for its lush growth and adaptability, this large cycad is perfect for bringing a tropical feel to shaded or partially sunny spots.

How to Grow and Care for Cycads

Cycad plants are easy to grow given the right conditions. They prefer well-drained soil and benefit from being planted in raised beds or decorative pots to avoid waterlogging. In most New Zealand climates, cycads appreciate a sheltered, sunny aspect but will tolerate partial shade. A yearly feed with a slow-release fertiliser and occasional deep watering during dry periods help keep your plants looking their best.

Regularly check for old or yellowing fronds near the base and remove them cleanly to encourage fresh growth and maintain a tidy appearance.

Landscaping Ideas with Cycad Plants

Cycad plants stand out as feature specimens in modern, subtropical, and xeriscape gardens. Group them with boulders, succulents, or low-growing grasses to create a striking effect. For more texture contrast, pair cycads with broad-leafed trees like Daphniphyllum macropodum. Cycads also thrive in large containers, allowing you to bring their bold look to patios and courtyards.

Shop Cycad Plants for Sale in New Zealand

Browse our full range of cycad plants for sale and let our friendly team help you select the perfect specimen for your home or landscape project. Our healthy, well-established cycads are ready for delivery across New Zealand, so you can enjoy these ancient beauties in your own garden with peace of mind. Start your own living fossil collection today with the best cycad plants available.

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