Dyckia choristaminea Frazzle Dazzle Sardinia First discovered in 1981

First discovered in 1981

but very rare (three counties only) Texas native

which emerge covered with silvery-white hair

a Hosta hypoleuca derivative

Dyckia choristaminea Frazzle Dazzle Sardinia First discovered in 1981One of the more unusual stars in our rock garden is a fascinating dwarf, hardy bromeliad, that we've grown outdoors since 2010. Dyckia choristaminea 'Frazzle Dazzle' is a Yucca Do introduction that has so far survived 8 degrees F with virtually no damage. This dwarf, hails from the mountainous state of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil, and in the garden, forms a 6" tall x 15" wide clump of small rosettes, composed of stiff, narrow, purple tinted