Yucca rostrata 21.0104 - Black Gap, TX collection Cream Flowers the hardiest of the shrubby

the hardiest of the shrubby aloes

and clumping 4 to 6" in height by 2' across in a couple of years

pale aquamarine hue with the classically shaped leaves

Good drainage is suggested

slightly twisted to form a most attractive pattern and texture

Yucca rostrata 21.0104 - Black Gap, TX collection Cream Flowers the hardiest of the shrubbyFrom the Big Bend region of Texas this colony, forming the northernmost habitat for the species and the only one in the United States, gives a beautiful cast to the entire landscape. Growing to over 10 12 ft, occasionally branching into small trees with 4 5 ft rosettes, they are truly a stunning creature and a perennial in my top 10 favorite plants. That says a lot! Ours are seed grown and beautiful as garden or pot specimen with many hundreds of