Yucca Species

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Blooms early through late summer
Height i...Read Mores 4 to 6 feet by 3 feet wide
Blue Boy Hybrid has Blueish Color
Blooms with white flowers
Heat tolerant zones 7 through 10

Mine is a blueish green palm-like foliage that does well in the Arizona heat. It can be planted in a pot, but in Arizona I believe it is better planted in ground.

Much hardier than given credit for. Root hardy to around 0F for me with some dyeback at the top. It regrew from the roots in the spring...Read More. This was in Eastern Maryland (zone 7) where winters are pretty wet so keeping it dry is the real challenge for winter hardiness. This is a great yucca to have since its much softer and relatively painless to touch compared to most other yuccas.

Resist to -8° C in well drain soil, planted in protect and exposed to south area. Grows well in the southeast of France

This is one of my favorite Yuccas mostly because it is so 'unYucca-like', having rubbery, arching, short blue-green leaves that develop a...Read Moren ornamental burgundy color in winters (here in southern California). It grows fairly rapidly for a Yucca. Mine has repeated problems with insect infestation which mar the beautiful leaves. I can not find much information on its origin and some sources suspect is a natural hybrid of some sort (though it looks nothing like any other other Yucca I've seen).