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dark green leaves that emerge as yellow-green when new
when temperatures dip below -10 degrees F
this plant is a larval host to the Soapberry Hairstreak
BONAP MAPHeight: 4’-12'Spread 4’-15’Bloom: April-JuneLight: Full Sun-Dappled ShadeWater: Low-HighZone: 4-9Origin: Southern United States
It is found from Minnesota and Montana to Mexico
Hesperaloe 'Desert Flamenco' Size:5 Gallon dark green leaves that emergeHesperaloe parviflora 'Desert Flamenco' Desert Dusk Red Yucca showcases delightful spikes of pink, bell shaped flowers, beautifully adorned with salmon overtones and charming gold eyes. These stunning blooms grace the garden from early spring to early fall, rising elegantly above the vibrant foliage. The succulent, grassy leaves exhibit a lovely grayish green hue that can transform into a rich burgundy in the fall. As we move into late fall, the plant
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