Giant Hesperaloe Yucca

Giant Hesperaloe, botanically known as Hesperaloe funifera, is a dramatic Texas native admired for its tall, fountain-like form and long, slender green leaves that create movement and texture in the landscape. During the blooming season, tall stalks rise above the foliage, carrying graceful clusters of white flowers that add height and visual interest. Reaching about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide at maturity, Giant Hesperaloe forms a strong, upright clump that works beautifully as a focal point, in mixed beds, or across open areas of the yard. Its architectural shape and flowering display make it a standout feature in warm-climate landscapes.

• Evergreen perennial
• Narrow, arching foliage with tall white flower spikes
• Upright, clumping growth habit
• Moderate growth rate 
• Excellent for beds, borders, and accent plantings

Giant Hesperaloe performs best in full sun with well-drained soil. Hardy to about 0°F and suited for USDA zone 6b, it delivers bold texture, seasonal blooms, and strong visual presence in Texas landscapes.