Pineapple Cycad
Lepidozamia peroffskyana

Pineapple Cycad is a large, prehistoric-looking plant valued for its bold structure and long, arching fronds. Native to Australia, it is one of the most robust cycads available, ideal for creating strong, architectural planting in large-scale landscapes.

Key attributes

Foliage: Long, deep green fronds with a slightly glossy finish, forming a full, dramatic crown.

Hardiness: Very hardy once established; tolerant of a range of conditions including light frost and coastal environments.

Growth: Slow-growing but extremely long-lived, developing a substantial trunk over time.

Form: Large, symmetrical rosette atop a thick trunk; ideal for anchoring landscape designs.

Sizes available

From smaller container grades for long-term establishment through to advanced trunking specimens for immediate impact.

Intermediate sizes available for staged planting.

Landscape uses

Feature and specimen planting

Large-scale residential and commercial landscapes

Coastal and low-maintenance gardens

Structural planting in contemporary designs

Planting & care notes

Soil: Requires free-draining soil; tolerates a range of soil types if drainage is adequate.

Light: Thrives in full sun to part shade.

Water: Low water requirements once established.

Maintenance: Very low. Remove older fronds as needed.

Fertiliser: Benefits from occasional feeding to support healthy growth.

Availability and supply: Available across a range of grades from small containers to advanced specimens. Contact us for availability and project pricing.