Northern Alabama is Zone 7; southern is Zone 8. Sago palms tolerate 15°F to 110°F once established, making them suitable for most of Alabama with minor precautions.
Space 3-4 feet apart in a triangular grouping. Mulch with pine straw. Ensure good air circulation to prevent fungal issues. With minimal winter protection initially, your sago cluster will thrive and create a striking tropical focal point.
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