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Hesperaloe funifera (False Yucca)
Sun Zone: 7-10, at least 72" tall Origin: USA, Mexico
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This hard-to-find but easy-to-grow native false yucca species hails from northern Mexico and just across the border into southern Texas. The thick, green, non-spiny, sword-like leaves, which are badly in need of a shave, can reach 6' tall and form an architectural 6' tall x 6' wide clump. In late spring and continuing through the summer, the durable, drought-tolerant clumps are topped with 8-12' tall open flower spikes holding very interesting creamy white flowers. Hesperaloe funifera is a slow-growing plant that will never make you go "wow," but a nice mass of these will tell all the world that they are in the garden of a serious plant nerd. Pot size: 24 fl. oz (709.77 ml)
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