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Yucca pallida
D09-26 — Zone 6b to 9— Texas, Brown Co.
Pale-yucca! The ghostly, silver-blue leaves twist and turn creating a dramatic play of light and shadow. These trunk-less yuccas can be easily incorporated into any garden space because of their diminutive size. Being native to the Texas Hill Country they grow in heavy, alkaline soils and tolerate extreme cold. Customers from North Carolina to coastal Maryland report success with this dwarf yucca. Leaves average 2 in. wide by 18 in. long.
Quart
$14.00
Notes and observations about this plant
- cold hardy yucca by vince
- this yucca has survived here in metro Detroit !! truly hardy species (Posted on 4/1/10)
- Note by Yucca Do Staff
- This collection originated from seed collected near Brownwood, Texas which is mid-range between true Yucca pallida to the north and Y. rupicola to the south. Thus these inter-grades have the silver leaves of pale-yucca but with the twist of the Y. rupicola (Posted on 2/24/10)