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Beargrasses

Beargrasses are a genus of North American plants that can successfully grow in arid environments. Many are grown ornamentally since they produce arresting clusters of spiked evergreen succulent leaves that offer year-round interest. They need little or no additional watering and thrive in full sun locations.

Scientific classification

Genus

Beargrasses (Nolina)

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Perennial

Lifespan

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Species

Sacahuista Texas sacahuista Bigelow's nolina Dehesa beargrass Nolina parviflora Devil's shoestring Parry's beargrass Foothill beargrass

Care Guide for Beargrasses

Every week

Water

Water: Beargrasses thrives in arid environments and requires minimal water, preferring dry soil between watering. Water every 1-2 weeks, ensuring well-draining soil to prevent root rot and maintain health. This evergreen plant is commonly grown outdoors and exhibits high drought tolerance.

Propagation: Propagating beargrasses involves seed sowing and division, requiring well-draining soil, warm temperatures (above 21°C / 70°F), and bright, indirect light. Germination is slow; patience is essential. Divide mature plants in spring or early summer. Maintain light moisture for successful growth.

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