A bold native evergreen with sword-like leaves and tall spikes of creamy white bell-shaped flowers. Extremely drought tolerant and cold hardy across most of the US. Excellent for dry, sunny borders.
USDA Zones
4–11
Height
2 ft–4 ft at maturity
Bloom Season
June – August
Bloom Color
white
Wildlife🦌 Deer Resistant🐾 Groundhog Resistant
Garden🌿 Native to US🐝 Attracts Pollinators
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# Yucca Care Guide
Yucca is one of the most adaptable and low-maintenance plants available. Native to the eastern US, it tolerates drought, poor soil, and neglect once established.
## Planting
Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Avoid low spots where water collects. Space 3–4 feet apart.
## Watering
Water weekly for the first season to establish. After that, rainfall is usually sufficient except during extended droughts.
## Blooming
Tall flower spikes (4–8 ft) appear in summer. Remove spent stalks after blooming.
## Pruning
Trim dead or damaged leaves at the base. Wear gloves — leaf tips are sharp.