Texas Sotol Grass heart-shaped leaves that turn gold
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Description
heart-shaped leaves that turn gold or red in fall
Origin: Central Texas and northeastern Mexico
with a hook-and-loop fastening that’s easy to open and close
with occasional blooms after summer rains
Developed to address post-wildfire recovery needs in Central and West Texas landscapes
Texas Sotol Grass heart-shaped leaves that turn goldTexas Sotol, Dasylirion texanum, is commonly mistaken for yucca though it comes from a different family. This short trunked perennial blooms June July with a 9 15ft flower stalk bearing pale yellow flowers. Texas Sotol supports wildlife during dry spells by splitting open it's trunk to allow them to feed on the spongy interior and leaf bases. It is drought tolerant, cold heat tolerant, and deer resistant! Scientific Name: Dasylirion texanum Origin:
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