Beschorneria septentrionalis
Fabulous foliage, striking flowers and hardiness in dry conditions once established make this accent plant a triple threat. Beschorneria septentrionalis, commonly known as False Agave has wide strappy foliage that grows in a rosette which looks great the year round. In spring large (up to 1m tall) bright red flower spikes emerge, with green tipped, red bell-shaped flowers daintily hanging off the spike. Suitable for containers, coastal areas and drier conditions once established, this fabulous plant is likely to prove a hit with the local bird population too.
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Helen –
These little plants look great in the garden. Bought 6 of them around the edge for a recent job.