Lindheimer's Nolina Berries Evergreen in frost free regions

Evergreen in frost free regions but acts like a die-back perennial in areas that experience freezing temperatures

with a lovely

Bloom: May-September

that if it receives less sun

the smoke tree isn't named after its small yellowish-green flowers that bloom in June

Lindheimer's Nolina Berries Evergreen in frost free regionsNolina lindheimeriana The Devil's shoestring plant, also known as Lindheimer's Nolina, truly flourishes in the limestone hills and charming ravines of the softly wooded eastern half of the Edwards Plateau. This lovely plant is a native treasure found only in this unique area. It features a strong stem that proudly displays an inflorescence soaring three feet or more above a lush mound of slender, flat leaves. The elegant leaves can grow from 12 to 36