Ponytail palm 'Beaucarnea recurvata'

Introducing the ponytail palm, known as Beaucarnea recurvata. Native to Southern Brazil, the ponytail palm is also known as the "elephant's foot palm or elephant foot tree" because of its enlarged lower trunk, which resembles an elephant's foot. Within the agave family, the ponytail palm is a distinct plant that, despite its name, is not a true palm. Its cascading, strap-like leaves resemble a ponytail, adding to its unique and elegant appearance. This misconception often arises because its bulbous trunk and graceful foliage evoke the look of a palm tree. Ponytail palms are actually succulents, despite popular belief. Whether it's a succulent or a true palm itself, it adds a touch of tropical flair and botanical fascination to every area of your home.  This stunning ponytail palm succulent boasts unique features, such as long, slender leaves that cascade gracefully from its bulbous trunk. Ponytail palms grown in gardens as landscape plants typically grow no taller than 11 feet, while