Sabal minor ID

[TexasColdHardyPalms]

This dwarf is clearly not a regular minor. Its around 20 years old from seed and has been flowering for a long time. This year it shot up the tallest flower of its life and is only a few inches above the leaves.  Flowers stalks are as big around as a pencil do not typically extend past the leaves. Seeds produced are extremely small just a little bigger than guihaia.  Palm has multiple trunks but top of the leaves are less than 36"  Any guesses to what variety it is? 

[WSimpson]

Have you ever fertilized it and watered it a lot in the warm season . The Minors in my yard that I baby with water and fertilizer get way bigger and more robust than the ones I don't give any special attention to . It probably isn't the NC ecotype shown below . This is one in the wild . Check out the  Gary's Nursery website for more pictures of big minors .

Will

 

 

 

 

 

[PalmTreeDude]

Maybe you have a Blountstown Dwarf? The only thing that doesn’t seem like it though is the leaves are a bit wider... maybe it is something else. 

[TexasColdHardyPalms]

It's not a blountstown, those are smaller and the flowers are much longer than the leaves. This one is a head scratcher.

[Chester B]

Wakulla dwarf- maybe a bit bigger than usually advertised due to the age?

[TexasColdHardyPalms]

Hot damn @Chester B. I think you're on to something! That is the closest match that I've seen yet and it is an old plant. 

[Chester B]

Glad to help