Yucca glauca

Also called Small Soapweed Yucca

White bell-shaped flowers on semi-woody stems
Evergreen leaves are narrow, sword-shaped and gray-blue in colour
Virtually stemless leaves form a foliage clump at soil level
Bloom Time: Summer
Flower Height: 150 cm
Foliage Height: 80 cm

ZONE:
3

COLOUR:
White

HEIGHT:
60-80 cm

SPREAD:
60-80 cm

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:

A bold statement in the landscape, yucca tolerate poor, sandy soils and light shade. They are salt and drought tolerant and removing spent flower stalks will help maintain neatness.

Additional Notes about Great Plains Yucca:

Yucca glauca (part of the Agave family) is native to central North America, growing from southern Alberta, Canada down to Texas U.S.A. The rosettes that flower will die after the blooms fade and new side pups quickly sprout to form new plants.