Devil's Shoestring

Thriving across the Edwards Plateau, Devil's Shoestring (Nolina lindheimeriana) is an enduring evergreen succulent prized in water-wise native landscapes. Its persistent foliage provides year-round green structure and shelter for local garden wildlife. During Spring, the plant produces white blooms. Flowering is followed by ornamental capsule that add seasonal interest. It provides essential nectar, shelter, or forage for native wildlife, including Bees, Birds, and Butterflies. Best suited to calcareous, dry, limestone, rocky, and sand, Devil's Shoestring adapts seamlessly to local soil conditions. It requires minimal supplemental water and tolerates dry spells with ease. It offers high deer resistance.