Description

Unusual architectural plant! Stiff, upright stems; blue-green, yucca-like, spiny leaves; greenish-white flower clusters are globular and firm, and don’t look like they would support all the insects they do. Prefers dry, sandy soils. May be an aggressive self-seeder. Tap-rooted plant that withstands drought but does not transplant easily. Special value to native bees and supports beneficial insects. Height: 4-5 ft. Spread: 2-3 ft. Family: Apiaceae Bloom time: June to September Sun: full sun Water: dry to medium Deer resistant. photo credit: peganum