A striking specimen, Desert Spoon 'Silver' (Dasylirion wheeleri) has twisted, curled blue-green leaves with fine thorns along the edges that meet at the base to form a small spoon shape. An exciting accent for large containers or water-wise gardens. Photo credit: Richard Shiell.
Plant in well-drained soil. The twisted leaves create dramatic shadows. Drought tolerant. Low maintenance once established.
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