Elegant and robust evergreen perennial plant, slow growing, with a bushy habit in the juvenile phase and more like a palm over time, native to Mexico and the United States: when fully developed it can grow more than 4 meters tall and just over 2 meters large, assuming a funny shape, that of a trunk surmounted by a tuft of grass, which made it earn the common name of "Mexican grass tree". It has a single large woody stem on top of which there is a rounded crown consisting of a rosette of numerous narrow, long and flexible leaves, dark green with no thorns. Unpredictably, but always at an advanced age and in any case between spring and summer, a slender stem rises a few meters, ending with a showy panicle inflorescence, composed of minute white flowers in the male specimens and reddish in color in the female ones: this plant is in fact dioecious.
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