Hesperaloe 'Sandia Glow' blue feather If you notice the center

If you notice the center getting a bit crowded

the plants should be pruned to the ground

Just remember to avoid overwatering and provide good drainage for these wonderful plants

Bloom: March-April

Leaving the dried flower heads in place adds a delightful touch of winter interest to your garden

Hesperaloe 'Sandia Glow' blue feather If you notice the centerHesperaloe parviflora 'Sandia Glow' This selection will stay a little smaller than the species, growing to a mature size of under 3 feet tall and wide. This selection has large bloom stalks with watermelon red flowers. Heaviest bloom season in spring, but can bloom through the fall, especially in lower elevations. This plant is evergreen, low water use, and tolerates full sun and reflected heat locations. The Sandia Glow is almost maintenance free,