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Macrozamia moorei - Carnarvon Gorge Macrozamia

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Macrozamia moorei is a superb selection for those seeking a touch of exotic allure coupled with low-maintenance practicality in their landscape design. Fondly referred to as the Carnarvon Gorge Macrozamia, this Australian cycad emanates a kind of prehistoric elegance with its grand stature, reaching up to 7 meters tall. This plant's imposing, bulbous trunk, reaching up to 60cm in diameter, anchors glossy, dark-green fronds that fan out in a beautiful arch, reaching lengths of about 2. 5 meters. Adding to its intrigue, this species produces male and female cones, with the females often appearing larger and more rotund. Notably adaptable, the Carnarvon Gorge Macrozamia flourishes in well-drained soils and shows impressive resilience to varying climates, making it equally at home in full sun or partial shade and able to withstand both drought and frost. Despite its substantial size and tropical demeanor, this cycad grows at a deliberate, slow pace, ensuring long-lasting, architectural interest in your landscape for years to come. Consider the Macrozamia moorei for a standout, hardworking addition to your landscaping vision.

  • Size: Up to 7 meters tall
  • Foliage: Glossy, dark-green, arching fronds that extend up to 2.5 meters in length
  • Water usage: Low to moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Climate Adaptability: Shows resilience to varying climates (from drought to frost)
  • Growth Rate: Slow-growing, adds long-lived architectural interest to landscapes
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