Yucca

Trunking yucca with stiff green leaves, eventually forms many offsets. Highly drought tolerant and excellent for coastal landscapes. Leaf edges turn pink with drought stress.

This trunking yucca is slow-growing, drought-tolerant and evergreen. It is a succulent shrub with sharp-tipped, dark green leaves that blush dusky purple, becoming more intense in winter. Growing 3-6 feet tall and wide, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it excellent for containers, rock gardens, or coastal landscapes. 

Variegated trunking yucca with green and cream edged leaves, the pink tones come out when drought or cold stressed. Strong architectural form with added color contrast. A stunning specimen plant 

Broad leaf yucca native to high elevations. Extremely cold hardy and well suited to rocky soils. This variety gets 3ft tall and 3ft wide and can make many offsets forming a dense clump.

Yucca desmetiana 'Blue Boy' is a stunning, slow-growing, drought-tolerant evergreen shrub known for its dramatic, soft-edged, blue-green foliage that matures to a deep, dusky purple. Ideal for accents, containers, or mass planting, this spineless, multi-stemmed plant typically reaches 3-5 feet in height and width. 

Large trunking yucca with wide green leaves and prolific curly filaments. Dramatic as a mature specimen.

Clumping yucca with narrow blue green leaves and tall spikes of drooping white flowers. Very cold hardy. This variety is a Canadian native and can be found growing wild in Alberta.

 Yucca gloriosa 'Lone Star' eventually makes a 6ft tall x 4ft wide clump with 2ft long x 3.5 inch wide leaves that radiate out from a thick central stalk. In late summer the clumps are topped with 3' tall spikes of large, white, hanging, bell-shaped flowers.

Trunk forming yucca with green leaves with cream striped edges. Performs well in coastal and cold climate gardens. Eventually reaching 6ft tall and 3ft wide

Graceful yucca with soft arching minimally tipped leaves. Forms a 6ft trunk over time and clumps up to 6ft wide. This plant has adapted very well in the pacific north west requiring very little care. 

Yucca rigida 'blue sentry’ has striking blue needled new growth, fading to powder blue, with a narrow yellow margin. Slow upright habit, to 10 ft with age. With some maturity, a beautiful 5’ -6’ stalk of creamy white bell flowers appear above the needles. Does best in full sun, alkaline, well drained soils, but is tolerant of most conditions.
Drought resistant once established, a bit of supplemental Summer water will ensure a better show.

Tree forming yucca with a spherical crown of silvery blue leaves. Proven very hardy and a standout specimen plant that can be the focal point of any garden. This Yucca can get very tall and produce multiple heads eventually forming branches