Giant Hesperaloe Part Shade As it ages

As it ages

Texas Yellowstar

These marvelous trees are winter hardy in USDA Zones 8-10 and thrive wonderfully in average to medium wet

Under optimal growing conditions

it's an essential food source for the caterpillars of the monarch and queen butterflies

Giant Hesperaloe Part Shade As it agesHesperaloe funifera Also known as Giant Hesperaloe, New Mexico False Yucca, Samandoce Upright, bold, and striking growth habits define this slow growing evergreen plant. It showcases stiff, narrow, green leaves that cluster in upright formations, reaching heights of up to six feet. The leaf margins feature distinctive white, stringy fibers that gradually peel away as the plant matures. In summer, a greenish white flower stalk emerges from the center,