Beschorneria Yuccoides, also known as Mexican Lily, has clusters of strappy green foliage. Pink-red flowers with a trailing habit appear during spring. Sun lover, drought-tolerant.
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As the snails rest deep within the plant, it is often hard to find them. The best course of action is to inspect your plant after a rainfall. 2012-07-02 Beschorneria yuccoides, being a plant that grows at considerable altitude, wher e it frozen during the win - ter months of January-March, can withstand the lower Beschorneria yuccoides (Mexican lily) will reach a height of 0.5m and a spread of 1.5m after 10-20 years. Beschorneria Yuccoides The Beschorneria Yuccoides is a lovely plant found in gardens around the country and yet often overlooked and possibly, to large degree, under utilised. Originating from Mexico, this close member of the Agave family is tough, enduring and so easy to grow. genus Beschorneria; species yuccoides; cultivar; common Mexican Lily; hardiness zone; height 3 - 7 Feet; spread 3 - 4 Feet Description.
Beschorneria yuccoides has survived several cold winters untouched and provides a set of spectacular flower spikes each year in June or July. B. yuccoides is also a Mexican plant but seems, with us, perfectly tolerant of wet winters and some frost. General information about Beschorneria yuccoides (BESYU) EPPO Global Database. Go! advanced search Login.
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Beschorneria yuccoides [1] är en sparrisväxtart som beskrevs av Karl Heinrich Koch. Beschorneria yuccoides ingår i släktet Beschorneria och familjen sparrisväxter . [ 2 ] [ 3 ]
yucca-leaved beschorneria Other common names yucca-leaved beschorneria Family Asparagaceae Genus Beschorneria are large, clump-forming evergreen perennials with strap-shaped, somewhat succulent leaves and Details B. yuccoides is a perennial forming a large clump of slightly fleshy, grey-green,
Beschorneria yuccoides (Amole) - A stemless and clustering soft rosette forming plant native to Mexico and is related to Yucca and Agave that can grow taller but typically seen in cultivation to 3 to 4 feet tall that with age forms fairly wide clumps. One of the wonders of the hardy plant world, drought tolerant and totally handsome, Beschorneria yuccoides makes a 100cm tall rosette of pewter-grey Yucca like foliage, soft to the touch and not at all spiny. When large enough it sends dramatic 2 metre tall, red flower spikes which carry bright green flowers enclosed in showy red bracts. Beschorneria is usually acquired as a single rosette and should not be extortionate in price.
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A stemless succulent plant with a clumping habit. The long grey-green, sword shaped leaves form a rosette, emerging erect, and spreading as new growth appears. Large flower spikes appear on mature plants during late summer to display a mass of attractive, pink, bell-shaped flowers, which sit above the leaves.
Soft and pliable, cream and green vibrant foliage. The broad variegated leaves can grow to a length of 1m
Overview. Beschorneria yuccoides is a perennial succulent with a rosette of slender strap-like leaves that can grow to 1m in length. The flowers are produced in
Beschorneria yuccoïdes est une plante de croissance lente formant une rosette de feuilles basales dressées, souples, et non piquantes, d'une très belle teinte vert
Beschorneria yuccoides K.Koch.
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2012-07-02 · This weird and wonderful creature is Beschorneria yuccoides, a rare but hardy yucca-like plant, flowering in our seaside garden last year.Its bluish-green leaves and 8ft long flower stalk, covered in bright green and red flowers, made it quite a talking point – even if it did take up half the garden for half the year.
Tropicos.org 2019. Beschorneria yuccoides subsp. yuccoides. Missouri Botanical Garden.
Beschorneria yuccoides in the family Asparagaceae, can be found on the Loudon Terrace. This striking evergreen perennial forms a very architectural focus of any planting scheme. Its long, strap like, succulent leaves are grey green in colour and covered in a white bloom (glaucous). Beschornerias become even more striking when they decide to flower.
… Beschorneria yuccoides has survived several cold winters untouched and provides a set of spectacular flower spikes each year in June or July. B. yuccoides is also a Mexican plant but seems, with us, perfectly tolerant of wet winters and some frost.
At maturity, a bright red, 7 feet-tall flower stalk is topped by bell-shaped red-and-green blossoms. Beschorneria yuccoides Name Homonyms Beschorneria yuccoides K.Koch Beschorneria yuccoides hort. ex Hook.