Nolina hybernica syn Nolina ‘La Sibirica’ (Bear Grass)
£97.50 incl. VAT
A perennial, evergreen plant from the La Pena mountain range of NE Mexico. The arching, strappy foliage forms a dense rosette and a stout little trunk develops over time. It may develop a tall flower spike carrying white or pale-yellow flowers.
It needs full sun and sharp drainage, so ideal for pots or raised beds in very gritty soil. Probably the hardiest of the Nolinas, growin in temperatures down to -15 degrees in their native mountains. Produced 'by seed'.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Photos represent the plants at their different stages. Your plant may arrive with new/loose roots, having been recently pruned or cut to enhance it's growth.
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