2021年7月23日 · What is blue yucca? The plant is a sharp-leaved wonder with a 12 foot height (4 m.) and powder blue tone. Yucca plants are succulents uniquely suited to hot, dry climates where moisture is scarce. They also produce amazing flowers set in clusters along a tall stalk. Read on for more blue yucca info including planting zones, care, and other ...

This yucca is a valued plant for desert gardens because of its stiff, flat, powdery blue leaves. It is a tall plant that grows moderately to twelve feet with an eight-foot spread. As the plant matures, the trunk may develop a thatch skirt. It has attractive, long, bluish-gray, sword-like foliage with a sharp tip and yellow margins.

A trunk-forming yucca that grows to 12 feet tall, with minimal branching near the top. Its distinctive powder blue leaves have a pronounced spine at the tip. Do not plant near human and pet traffic. In the summer the blue foliage is complemented by a showy 5 to 6 foot stalk of white flowers.

Status: Native to northern and central Mexico in the Chihuahua Desert. Size: Up to 12 feet (3.65 m) or more tall and 5 feet (1.5 m) wide. Growth Form: Tree; plants solitary and erect, arborescent usually with 1 stem or trunk and 3 or more erect branches with maturity.

Yucca rigida is one of our top recommendations for an elegant and architectural desert plant. Also commonly known as Blue yucca, it takes on an agave-like form when young. As it matures, it will slowly grow to a 12-foot-tall yucca tree.

2022年9月21日 · What is Beaked Yucca? If you aren’t growing beaked blue yucca, you might not know about this unusual succulent. Beaked yucca’s scientific name is Yucca rostrata, with “rostrata” meaning beaked. It is a large, architecturally interesting yucca plant native to Mexico and West Texas.

Enhance your garden's beauty with our vibrant 'Blue Yucca', also known as the Yucca rigida. With striking blue-green foliage and tall flower spikes, this drought-tolerant plant is perfect for adding a touch of southwestern flair to any garden or landscape.

Native to Mexico and South America, Yucca desmetiana is a rosette-forming succulent with large, bluish sword-shaped leaves. Its bold foliage and architectural shape make it an eye-catching addition to any space. Despite its exotic appearance, this hardy plant is surprisingly low-maintenance when its needs are met.

Blue yucca, a trunk-forming species with minimal branching near the top. Its distinctive, powder blue leaves are rigid, with yellow margins. These blue leaves have a sharp spine at the tip. In the late spring the blue foliage is complemented by a showy stalk of white flowers.

Introducing the Yucca Blue Sentry, known as Yucca rigida ‘blue sentry’, which is a stunning succulent plant known for its striking blue-gray leaves...