Nolina sp. 'La Siberica' coll. #DO7-64 (Siberica Bear Grass Tree)

Sun to Part SunZone: 7b-10 240" tall Origin: Mexico

Open House/Web-Only! According to Carl Schoenfeld at Yucca Do, this is the most distinctive bear grass he has ever seen. The 2" wide, dark evergreen leaves form a billowing, tree-like fountain of foliage atop a central stem that will reach 20' tall with age, resembling a ponytail palm (same genus). When mature, the giant stalks of foliage are topped with 4-5' tall, narrow flower spikes of white. Although this is still an unnamed species, it has proven to be one of the hardiest of all the nolinas, as it was discovered at 8,380' in the dry side of an oak/madrone forest near the Nuevo Leon town of Siberica. Pot size: 24 fl. oz (709.77 ml)