Nolina lindheimeriana (Lindheimer's Beargrass) attracts beneficial insects It looks like a small

It looks like a small version of Lindheimer's Muhly (Big Muhly)

Its open growth habit is graceful

tumbling away like a tumbleweed to disperse seeds

Soils that are too rich or wet can cause the plant to topple

Berries are relished by birds and flowers provide nectar for butterflies

Nolina lindheimeriana (Lindheimer's Beargrass) attracts beneficial insects It looks like a smallLindheimers Beargrass, also known as Devils 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