(Century Plant)
A selection touted for its abundance of white wiry hairs that emerge from the leaf margins, lending to its spidery namesake. Deep green lance-shaped leaves tipped with a single spike form a rigid rosette that maintains a compact size. Great for containers, although, depending on your hardiness zone, it should be overwintered indoors. The common name Century Plant is a slightly exaggerated reference to the infrequency of the bloom, which occurs in optimal conditions only once at about 20 years.
- Plant Patent:n/a
- Container Size: 3.25″ pot
- USDA Zone:8-10
- Height:12-16
- Spread:18-22
- Sun Exposure:full sun
- Soil Moisture:dry to average
- Bloom Time:n/a
- Bloom Color:n/a
- Foliage Color:green
- US Native:no
- Wildlife Benefit:
- Notes:deer tolerant, rabbit tolerant, drought tolerant
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