| A resilient and rugged grower that is loved for its unusual caudex and bright, cheery flowers that adorn the plant in spring. |
| Its rising caudex, often creeping for several inches over bare rocks, suggests the habit of a tree fern. |
| Summary: Commonly known as Dehesa or San Diego Bear-grass, Nolina interrata is a large succulent with an underground stem that forms a woody caudex and produces many rosettes of long, flat leaves. |
| Narrowleaf four-o'clock is perennial from a deep woody taproot crowned with a branching structure called a caudex. |
| The caudex is basically a reservoir for the nutrients stored and not a tool for absorption. |
| Nubia has a shy foreign accent, Jonathan's father sounds old and wise, Caudex the servant sounds old and sleepy, and the grieving father is mad with woe. |
