Yucca glauca
soapweed yucca - Great Plains yucca – small soapweed
Description
Yucca glauca, commonly known as Soapweed Yucca, is a species of Yucca native to the central and western United States. It is characterized by its tall, sword-shaped leaves, and striking flower spikes. The plant is well-adapted to dry environments. Yucca glauca features tall, cream-colored flower spikes that produce nectar. This Yucca thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. They are drought tolerant. Propagation is possible through seeds and offsets. Provide minimal watering. They are very long-lived plants. They can be used in desert landscapes. They are known for their striking appearance.
Description
Yucca glauca, commonly known as Soapweed Yucca, is a species of Yucca native to the central and western United States. It is characterized by its tall, sword-shaped leaves, and striking flower spikes. The plant is well-adapted to dry environments. Yucca glauca features tall, cream-colored flower spikes that produce nectar. This Yucca thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. They are drought tolerant. Propagation is possible through seeds and offsets. Provide minimal watering. They are very long-lived plants. They can be used in desert landscapes. They are known for their striking appearance.