Sword-like leaves are very rigid, with green margins and a golden yellow midrib. Numerous thread like filaments curl away from edges of leaves. Flowers are on stiff spikes to 6 feet tall.

Sword-like leaves are topped by tall spikes of ivory white blooms in spring forming dramatic clumps with age. Use to create contrasting garden textures as a garden accent or container plant.

Summer-long color from showy red-pink blooms on sturdy, upright flower spikes. The shape and size uniformity on the foliage and bloom of this cultivar is a decisive asset to mass plantings where consistency is desired. Dense clumpsof gray- green, sword-shaped foliage adds excellent year- round texture to xeric and waterwise gardens. Evergreen. Hardy to -20°F Maximum Elevation: 6,000 ft.

This clumping succulent, native to the Southwest, produces tall wands of bright yellow, waxy inch- long trumpet flowers reaching five feet. Blooms early spring, persisting until fall, and is a real hummingbird magnet. Thick sword-shaped, gray-green foliage. Use as single specimen or create masses for a truly magnificent bloom show.