Lindheimer’s beargrass, also known as Devil’s shoestring, is a mounding grass-like Texas native member of the agave family. This plant is Texas tough and can handle drought, heat, and deer. It produces a light creamy white flower stalk from the center and is evergreen. Lindheimer's beargrass works well as an accent, anchor plant or to create a focal point.
AT A GLANCE
Texas native | Yes |
Water use | Low |
Sun exposure | Full sun, part sun |
Bloom color | Creamy white |
Bloom time | Spring |
Mature height | 2-3 ft |
Mature spread | 3 ft |
Evergreen | Yes |
Attracts | Bees |
Deer resistant | Yes |