- AKA Hesperaloe yuccaefoia
- Clumping, grass-like, narrow, gray-green evergreen leaves, featuring white hairs on their edges
- Rare, arching spikes of reddish-pink, tubular florets are worth the wait
- After cold winters, leaves may exhibit a purplish tinge
- Spreads by rhizomes
- Foliage resembles Yucca glauca however it is not part of the yucca family
- Bloom Time: Early summer to fall
ZONE:
7
COLOUR:
Red
HEIGHT:
50-60 cm
SPREAD:
50-60 cm