Yucca recurva Cousin It North American Native Plants And they transplant readily so

And they transplant readily so the gardener can plant them where they are wanted

This bigeneric hybrid (pardanthopsis x belamcanda) makes a multi-fan clump of sword-like

This new introduction from Japan appears to be a dwarf selection of the ever-popular H

it's still hard to beat the Asian (Japan

Yucca recurva Cousin It North American Native Plants And they transplant readily soThis bizarre yucca was shared with us by Florida plantsman, Alani Davis, who named it after finding it growing in Leon County, Florida. We are uncertain if this is a mutant wild form of the trunked Yucca recurvifolia, or an old hybrid with that species. Regardless, it's a cool garden plant that forms a 3' tall trunk in three years, topped with a large 3' tall head of narrow 4' long blue green, deer resistant leaves that weep more so than typical Yucca