Yucca glauca

Common name: Soapweed Yucca

A low growing species of Yucca which has a huge range in habitat from Texas all the way north into the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, with its stiff, narrow, 50-60cm long leaves grey-green leaves is undoubtedly the hardiest of all Yuccas. Grows to a 1meter wide clump and produces a 140cm flower stalk, and has bell-shaped, greenish-white, pendulous flowers.

• Hardiness  H5: hardy in most places throughout the UK even in severe winters (-15 to -10)

• Position/Aspect  Looks best in full sun and free draining soil essential to look good all year

• Drought tolerance  Very good

• Size 1 meter wide clump 80cm in height after 10 years

• Grown at the Kent nursery Yes!