Nolina parryi, Giant Nolina

Nolina parryi, Giant Nolina

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Giant Nolina

A California Native succulent that can reach up to seven feet high and four feet wide. It has white flowers that bloom in the spring through summer.  This plant is drought tolerant and can withstand long dry summer temperatures without any water.


Plant with: In Desert settings, Joshua Tree, Apricot Mallow, Desert Brittlebush, Creosote Bush, Desert Agave, California Juniper, Pinyon Pine and Rush Milkweed. In chaparral settings, San Diego Viguiera, California Buckwheat (ssp. polifolium), Salvia spp, and Ceanothus species.

 

Family Name Ruscaceae (formerly Nolinaceae)
Species Name Nolina parryi
Common Name Giant nolina, Parry’s nolina
Native to California and the Southwest
Plant Type Perennial shrub
Height x Width 2-4’ tall x 3-5’ wide
Growth Habit Rosette forming, tall flower stalk
Growth Rate Slow
Sun Exposure Full sun, part shade
Water Requirement Low
Soil Type Rocky, sandy soil (fast draining, likes dry slopes)
Flower Color Cream
Flowering Months Late spring, early summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to Approximately 20°F (-6°C)
Attracts pollinators Bees, moths
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Yes

 Tongva - asmuur
Cahuilla - panu'ul

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Giant Nolina

A California Native succulent that can reach up to seven feet high and four feet wide. It has white flowers that bloom in the spring through summer.  This plant is drought tolerant and can withstand long dry summer temperatures without any water.


Plant with: In Desert settings, Joshua Tree, Apricot Mallow, Desert Brittlebush, Creosote Bush, Desert Agave, California Juniper, Pinyon Pine and Rush Milkweed. In chaparral settings, San Diego Viguiera, California Buckwheat (ssp. polifolium), Salvia spp, and Ceanothus species.

 

Family Name Ruscaceae (formerly Nolinaceae)
Species Name Nolina parryi
Common Name Giant nolina, Parry’s nolina
Native to California and the Southwest
Plant Type Perennial shrub
Height x Width 2-4’ tall x 3-5’ wide
Growth Habit Rosette forming, tall flower stalk
Growth Rate Slow
Sun Exposure Full sun, part shade
Water Requirement Low
Soil Type Rocky, sandy soil (fast draining, likes dry slopes)
Flower Color Cream
Flowering Months Late spring, early summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to Approximately 20°F (-6°C)
Attracts pollinators Bees, moths
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Yes

 Tongva - asmuur
Cahuilla - panu'ul