Desert Spoon Shrub
Dasylirion wheeleri
Hard-to-kill, spiky shrub that thrives in the desert
- Low maintenance and drought tolerant
- Unique silver-green foliage for Southwest garden styles
- Mature plants flower and bring in pollinators
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Drought Tolerant, Low Maintenance Perennial Shrub
Looking for a show-stopping perennial shrub that you can neglect for weeks? Then the Desert Spoon is just the plant for you!
This agave relative, also known as the Spoon Yucca Plant, is native to the Chihuahua Desert of North and Central America. It’s the perfect accent piece, focal point, or potted plant for rock gardens or spaces that have a desert, Southwest, or eclectic vibe.
Unlike other perennial shrubs, the Desert Spoon a semi-succulent plant with long and slender foliage. Its serrated leaves are silver-green and often sharp to the touch. At the shrub's base, its leaves curve inward, giving the plant its name: Desert Spoon.
When the Desert Spoon is mature, beautiful flowers will sprout from its base. These blooms will come in a range of colors, from purple-pink to creamy yellow. And during the Desert Spoon's blooming season, bees and hummingbirds will appear more frequently to enjoy its fluffy, caterpillar-like blossoms.
Maintenance is minimal for your Desert Spoon plant. Once established, the plant only requires watering every 2-4 weeks. It thrives in dry, arid conditions but can even tolerate some shade and humidity.
Ready for a low-maintenance, desert-friendly plant? Grab your Desert Spoon today!
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Product Details
Mature Height: | 4-6 ft. |
Mature Width: | 3-4 ft. |
Sunlight: | Full Sun |
Growth Rate: | Slow Growing |
Botanical Name: | Dasylirion wheeleri |
Grows Well In Zones: | 8-11 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 8-11 outdoors
(hardy down to 20℉)
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