Encephalartos Cerinus
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A highly ornamental dwarf cycad from South Africa. Almost extinct in nature. Attractive waxy blue/green leaves, distinctive green cones turning yellow on maturity. Sun or shade, a compact grower, good in a pot or rockery, needs excellent drainage. Ve...

Encephalartos Dyerianus
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A rare blue leaved African cycad, vigorous in cultivation, existing as a single colony in the north of South Africa. Very rarely grown. Blue/green cones, erect uniform blue leaves. Stunning feature plant. Makes offsets readily.
One of the very choic...

Encephalartos Hirsutus
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An exceptionally rare blue leaved cycad from South Africa. Highly prized,
stunning blue cones, woolly leaves, almost extinct in nature. Needs very good drainage & full sun. Almost unknown in cultivation. No stock

Encephalartos Horridus
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A highly ornamental blue leaved South African cycad that is highly prized by plant lovers and collectors. Comes in a normal & a dwarf form. Cones are blue/grey to brown. Possibly the most popular blue leaved cycad of all. Great in a pot or rockery, n...

Encephalartos Lehmannii
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The cycad with the bluest leaves. A beautiful medium sized collector plant with brownish cones & highly attractive uniform blue fronds. Likes full sun and excellent drainage. Great as a feature plant in a pot, rockery or as a stand out display plant...

Testimonials
I have been getting cycad plants, seedlings and offsets from Peter Heibloem of Eudlo Cycad Gardens for several years. Peter has been a reliable supplier and the plants that I have received from him have been well grown and also well packed.
His efforts in cycad propagation have ensured that many cycad species have been made available to the Australian market by a local supplier so that enthusiasts do not have to go to the trouble of procuring them from overseas.
Mike Huff
Photo galleries
The cycad photo galleries contain many spectacular photographs of the rarest encephalartos cycad species - including:
Altensteinii, Aemulans, Barteri, Bubalinus, Caffer, Cerinus; Concinnus, Cupidus; Delucanus, Dolomiticus, Dyerianus, Eugene Maraissi, Ferox, Frederici Guilelmie,
Gratus, Heildbrandtii, Hirsutus; Horridus, Heenani, Inopinus,Ituriensis, Kisambo, Laevifolius, Latifrons; Lehmannii, Longifolius, Laurentianus, Lebomboensis, Lanatus,
Manikensis, Middleburgensis, Msinganus, Munchii, Marunguensis, Natalensis, Ngoyanus, Nubimontanus, Princeps, Pterogonus, Sclavoi, Schmitzii, Senticosus, Trispinosus, Turneri, Transvenosus, Umbeluziensis, Villosus, Whitelockii.