Yucca rostrata Oregon Blue 'Beaked Yucca' COLD HARDY

Yucca rostrata Oregon Blue 'Beaked Yucca' COLD HARDYYucca rostrata 'Beaked Yucca' Oregon Blue Silver form Cold Hardy 20F! The Beaked yucca is a handsome species of yucca that grows with a single trunk and dense crown of foliage, 6 15 ft. tall; sometimes two or more heads develop on mature plants. Stiff blue green leaves are 2 ft. long, have drooping tips and together create a large circular canopy; old leaves persist on trunks for many years unless removed. Striking clusters of creamy white flowers

These seeds were sourced directly from these very cold and moisture hardy group of Windmill Palms

Featuring gorgeous spikes of bell shape flowers bloom from spring through mid-summer and the smell is wonderful

making it suitable for planting under power lines (Figure 1)

You are purchasing live plant of Yucca filifera

bright green (almost lime colored) pads that are nearly spineless and edible and delicious once cleaned and cooked

and parent plants have seen temperatures well below -15F

Plants are true zone 5 for cold hardiness as the natural habitat historically got to -25F with summer temps reaching well over 100F

Chamaerops humilis var

The fast-suckering plants form large patches of thick

faster than most other Trachycarpus palms we grow

Seeds are fresh and ready for germination

these agaves are healthy