How deep should I plant a saga palm
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Twice the size depth and with as the pot
the crown should be above the soil line -- but beware - they are very poisonous to dogs if eaten
If you live in the South, it will grow without having to be protected; in colder climates, you will need to protect in the winter. Use a sandy soil mixture and plant in a small mound so that it is flush with the top of the mound. The female plants produce a large pod that is poisonous to dogs.
Don't plant it. They send out knees and are very picky with their thorns.