Landscaping with yucca plants

Yucca gloriosa. Spanish dagger. Non-native evergreen succulent. Often used as a houseplant. Full sun/part shade. Best if out of worst heat. Slow/moderate grower.

Adding a touch of desert elegance to the northern cold-season garden can be challenging. Lucky for those of us in cold zones, there are winter-hardy yuccas. This article will detail some of the zone 4 yucca plants suitable for such chilly climes.

Yucca plants are flowering plants in the Agave family. They are great in the yard and landscaping. Learn about various types of yucca plants.

Great Design Plant: Red Yucca - by Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting | Houzz

If you own a yucca plant or are planning to own one then you should be aware of its needs. One of the needs includes if they thrive in full sun or if they

The Red Yucca, or Hesperaloe Parviflora is easily cultivated in drought-tolerant rock garden and landscaping. Learn how to care for Red Yuccas in your yard.

Start growing yucca plants in your garden space from seeds/cuttings that purifies air and keeps the surrounding atmosphere hygiene.

Yucca plants are enchanting additions to a home or garden.

The tallest of the Yuccas, Yucca elephantipes (Spineless Yucca) is a large, upright succulent shrub or small tree boasting several sparsely branched trunks that thicken over time and resemble an elephant's foot. They are topped by spiral rosettes of sword-shaped, blue-green leaves that may reach 4 ft. on mature plants. The stiff, leathery, evergreen leaves are smooth and spineless, hence the common name. In summer, mature plants produce a flowering stalk, up to 3 ft. long (90 cm), that rises…

Yucca is a genus of more than 40 perennials, shrubs, and trees, but only a few are grown as houseplants under the yucca plant label, most commonly Yucca gigantea is native to Mexico and the...