This is an old reliable when it comes to plants that flower beautifully and consistently in the desert. But what is not known is that it performs equally as well in the cooler coastal plain areas. Long, slender, yucca-like leaves form clumps up to 2 1/2 feet high and very slowly to a few feet wide, seemingly always bearing beautiful coral-pink stems and flowers up to 4 feet tall. Amazingly, the whole stem makes a very exotic, tropical looking, long lasting, cut flower in a flower arrangement. Very drought resistant when established; full sun; hardy to below 0 degree

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