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Hesperaloe parviflora
Not a yucca, this member of the Century-Plant family produces soft, yucca-like, evergreen leaves, 2-3 ft. in length, crowded on the perennial’s short, woody base. The flower stalk rises 5 ft. and bears showy, coral-colored, tubular flowers occur on arching, wand-like, pink stems. Leaves are plum-colored in winter; blue-green other times.
Xeric portion of wildlife habitat yard.
Spotted on May 9, 2014
Submitted on May 13, 2014
![Red [False] Yucca](https://lh6.ggpht.com/Q5KBDhPm7XdQ0bxnb6YEWmdmwJag0wE0RbYVqWWCemDflWbcNDXVVSV6RZ3PH5tGVhulxxDiBEiTM7eo8Gc=s62-c)
![Red [False] Yucca](https://lh6.ggpht.com/7JlNHlfKMNJYXPcCRVGCiMkjZq54LDQQIkZs0pKDNk760SHOcf69ifnDyGh_qsqvSv30nIxUJYTiRcCz12tRiA=s62-c)
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