Green's Beargrass (Nolina greenei)

Since this plant reaches a mature spread of 36 to 48 inches, you should space them at least 3 to 4 feet apart to allow for proper air circulation and to accommodate its full mounding habit.

Yes, it is highly low-maintenance. Once established, it requires very little supplemental water and does not need regular pruning or fertilizing to maintain its shape and health.

Green's Beargrass is quite adaptable and performs well in both sandy and clay soils, provided the area has good drainage. Avoid planting it in spots where water tends to pool, as it prefers to stay on the drier side.

No, Green's Beargrass is not considered pet-safe. If you have curious pets that tend to chew on garden plants, you may want to place this in an area of the yard they cannot access.

Yes, this plant requires full sun to thrive and produce its spring flower spikes. Planting it in a shaded area will likely result in stunted growth and a lack of blooms.

It is an excellent choice for areas with high wildlife pressure, as it is naturally resistant to both deer and rabbits. These animals typically avoid the tough, grass-like foliage.