Yellow Yucca – #5 Container

Description

Yellow Yucca (Hesperaloe parviflora ‘Yellow’) is a wonderful broadleaved evergreen blue-green foliage! The fine-textured slim, sword-shaped leaves retain their foliage! Summer brings a tall spike of yellow flowers rising high above the foliage.

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These broadleaf evergreens providing 4-season garden interest! A Southwestern native, Yucca has yellow, waxy trumpet-shaped blooms that last for weeks! The bright yellow blooms really shine in the full sun!

Yucca roots grow deep and are tolerant of poor soil, Yucca can grow about anywhere, but really do best in moderate fertility. Deer and rabbit resistant, you can almost plant and forget these tough succulents. Order enough for your project today!

Planting and Application:

Widely adaptable in USDA zones 5 and up to 10, Yucca are tough, water-wise, Xeriscaping plants! Adding spikey texture and show-stopping blooms for hummingbirds and butterflies. Plant throughout the sunny landscape or even in containers for a formal look!

Pair with other Xeric plants such as Coreopsis and Sedum or even grouped with other Yucca varieties! Perfect when placed around your landscape as Fire-wise landscaping barriers. Unique specimen and butterfly garden plants that add greenery throughout the entire growing season.

Create a dramatic thriller in a container or planter around your patio or garden for a unique look that is both formal and informal! This is one planter addition that stays gray-green all year!

• Blue-green-grey foliage is textural u0026amp; formal
• Dramatic year-round color
• Specimen, foundation, and mixed borders
• Xeriscape garden and Fire-wise landscaping
• Tolerates urban pollution

ProPlantTips for Care:

Tough and hardy against both sun, heat and cold, Yellow Yucca plants are easy to care for and low-maintenance. Sunny, well-drained soils best. Prune out old or damaged leaves each spring as needed.

• Moderate moisture and moderately fertile soil of all types
• Yellow Yucca’s size can reach up to 5 feet tall when in bloom
• You should trim your Yucca’s leaves in early spring before there’s new growth, removing only old, dead leaves cleanly to the base
• Provide a full sun, fast-draining site for the best health. Yucca despise soggy soil
• Check out our Garden Blog for great info on Drought Tolerant Plants for your Landscape