Elegia tectorum Hardy Use a good loam-based compost

Use a good loam-based compost

It has huge broad fronds with pale scaly stems

Best in full sun and in moist

yuccoides is a Mexican succulent with silvery lance shaped leaves that form a loose rosette which will clump over time

It is also recommended to top dress Agaves with gravel too

Elegia tectorum Hardy Use a good loam-based compostName Elegia tectorum Common name South African thatching reed What you get You will receive a fully rooted 5ltr pot standing 2 3 ft tall About Elegia tectorum is used in South Africa as a thatching reed. It's a fast growing and attractive restio forming a tufted clump of bright green foliage reaching 1. 5m in height. The stems are banded green, brown and black and they produce attractive seed heads in autumn. Origin South Africa Planting and care Best