Washingtonia filifera Castle Hot Springs 2025 even in the heat and

even in the heat and humidity of our summer

upright specimen emerging with blue-grey foliage that begins taking on a burgundy-red hue as early as midsummer

Prized by florists and gardeners alike

Monkey grass is happiest in shade

Each flower is open for two days and the flower color changes to light pink on the second day

Washingtonia filifera Castle Hot Springs 2025 even in the heat andWe are pleased to share seed grown plants from a population of the southwestern US native Washingtonia filifera in Castle Hot Springs, Arizona. Our garden specimen has been planted since 2018, although it suffers significant foliage damage in winter temperatures below 15 degrees F, it typically re flushes quickly once hot weather arrives. Our plants are seed grown from a Ron Parker collection.