Furcraea macdougalii - E55A large rosette forming succulent with stiff, 6 foot long, dark green leaves. It also has hooked teeth growing at the top of an unbranched trunk that can be 8 feet tall or more in habitat it can get up to over 20 feet and is considered the tallest of the Agave relatives. This plant typically flowers in cultivation when the trunk is 5 to 15 feet tall. When this plant blooms, it produces a spike that can rise an additional 20 feet, bearing greenish

Society Garlic is drought-tolerant once established and requires minimal maintenance

adding a tropical flair to any garden or container

it produces vibrant yellow flowers that can sometimes have a reddish tint at the base

clump-forming ornamental grass known for its graceful

The inner segments have yellow-orange blotches and orange marks at their base

Radiating from the bloom's center are 3 pale violet colored arms

shedding its leaves during the hot

Hardy in USDA Zones 10A to 11

green stems with small

clumping succulent native to South Africa

or greet visitors with front-yard blossoms

In late spring to summer