Dasylirion miquihjuanense Blue Flowers as a specimen or as

as a specimen or as a low hedge

a nice texture with the cheerful

and sit back to enjoy

Hardy in USDA zone 7

Foliage is green with reddish

Dasylirion miquihjuanense Blue Flowers as a specimen or asRecently described species native to Nuevo Len Mexico where it occurs at 6000' elevation, first recognized by Lyn Lowery of Yucca do Nursery fame. Thought to be a trunking form of Dasylirion texanum; now recognized as its own species. Minty green twisting spine edged 4 foot long narrow leaves form large rounded heads to about 6 feet across. Can form a trunk up to about 6ft tall with great age. For sun with gritty well drained soil with plenty of