Beschorneria consists of sizable, clump-forming evergreen perennials characterized by strap-like, somewhat fleshy foliage. In late spring or early summer, they produce nodding tubular flowers arranged in arching racemes, accompanied by prominent red bracts.

Beschorneria

Beschorneria 'Bob Brown'

Beschorneria 'Red Bells'

Beschorneria albiflora

Beschorneria bracteata

Beschorneria calcicola

Beschorneria decosteriana

Beschorneria rigida

Beschorneria septentrionalis is a robust evergreen perennial that develops a substantial clump of long, arching leaves, measuring up to 20 cm in length. Its distinctive candelabra-shaped flower spike can reach heights of 1.5 meters, featuring a bright red stem adorned with green-tipped, tubular flowers in shades of fuchsia-pink. This plant typically blooms from late spring through mid-summer.

Beschorneria septentrionalis

Beschorneria septentrionalis 'Bob Brown' (v)

Beschorneria toneliana

Beschorneria tubiflora

Beschorneria wrightii

This perennial develops a substantial clump of somewhat fleshy, grey-green leaves that can reach lengths of up to 20 cm. It produces yellow-green tubular flowers accompanied by prominent red bracts, which are arranged in arching racemes that can grow to 1.5 m tall.

Beschorneria yuccoides

Beschorneria yuccoides 'Quicksilver'

Beschorneria yuccoides Flamingo Glow ('Besys' PBR) is a perennial plant characterized by its rosettes of evergreen, succulent leaves that reach heights of 0.5 to 1 meter. The leaves are lance-shaped and display a variegation of yellow and grey-green. As the plant matures, it can produce tall stems, extending up to 1.5 meters, adorned with lime-green flowers complemented by mauve-pink bracts, typically blooming in midsummer.