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Texas Sotol (Dasylirion texanum)
Texas Sotol (Dasylirion texanum)
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Texas Sotol
Dasylirion texanum
Other Common Names: Sotol
Top Pick: A bold native with architectural form and exceptional drought tolerance.
Quick Plant Info
- āļø Light: Full Sun
- š§ Water: Very Low
- šæ Type: Evergreen Perennial (Succulent-like)
- š Mature Size: 3ā5 ft tall Ć 4ā6 ft wide (flower stalk much taller)
Plant Traits
North Texas Native
Description
A striking native with a symmetrical, spiky form that adds year-round structure.
Texas Sotol forms a dense rosette of narrow, serrated leaves and produces tall flower stalks. It is highly adapted to dry, rocky conditions and provides strong visual impact.
š¼ Why it works
- Extreme drought tolerance
- Strong architectural form
- Evergreen presence
- Low maintenance
š¦ Wildlife value
Flower spikes provide nectar for pollinators.
Adds structural diversity to habitat plantings.
š± Where it thrives
Best in full sun with excellent drainage. It performs well in hot, dry, and rocky environments.
- Xeriscape landscapes
- Rock gardens
- Dry slopes and exposed sites
Soil: Requires well-drained soil; thrives in rocky or sandy conditions.
āļø Growth & maintenance
Minimal maintenance required. Remove old leaves as needed.
š§ Water (establishment note)
Water during establishment; once established, it requires very little supplemental water.
Pickup Information
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