Texas craglily is a perennial plant native to Texas, characterized by its clumping growth habit and slender, arching foliage. Its leaves emanate from a central rosette, presenting a grass-like appearance that flourishes in well-drained soils. As part of the Asparagaceae family, texas craglily is adapted to the region's hot climate and can be recognized by its subtle, yet attractive, yellow-green flowers that bloom on stalks rising above the foliage in late spring to summer.
Pruning:
Texas craglily features vibrant yellow flowers and a clumping growth habit. Prune lightly in early spring to enhance airflow and flowering, removing dead foliage. Use sharp tools to avoid disease, and favor natural form with minimal pruning for optimal health and appearance.
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