Dasylirion cedrosanum
Mexican Grass Tree
Description
Dasylirion cedrosanum, commonly known as the Cedros Beaked Dasylirion, is a striking plant belonging to the Asparagaceae family. This plant is a slow-growing, xerophytic evergreen that forms a symmetrical rosette of narrow, arching, blue-green leaves. Its leaves are characterized by their finely serrated edges and distinctive beak-like tips. Dasylirion cedrosanum is native to Mexico and is highly adaptable to arid and semi-arid conditions, making it a perfect choice for water-wise gardens. It produces a tall, showy flower spike with creamy white blooms. For successful cultivation, plant it in well-draining soil and provide plenty of sunlight. The plant's drought tolerance makes it a low-maintenance addition to landscapes, requiring little water once established. Its architectural form adds a unique texture to any garden setting, creating a focal point with its unusual aesthetic.
Description
Dasylirion cedrosanum, commonly known as the Cedros Beaked Dasylirion, is a striking plant belonging to the Asparagaceae family. This plant is a slow-growing, xerophytic evergreen that forms a symmetrical rosette of narrow, arching, blue-green leaves. Its leaves are characterized by their finely serrated edges and distinctive beak-like tips. Dasylirion cedrosanum is native to Mexico and is highly adaptable to arid and semi-arid conditions, making it a perfect choice for water-wise gardens. It produces a tall, showy flower spike with creamy white blooms. For successful cultivation, plant it in well-draining soil and provide plenty of sunlight. The plant's drought tolerance makes it a low-maintenance addition to landscapes, requiring little water once established. Its architectural form adds a unique texture to any garden setting, creating a focal point with its unusual aesthetic.