Pale Leaf Yucca Texas Native up to 12 inches long

up to 12 inches long in spike-like clusters

this cultivar dazzles us with its flat-topped clusters of beautiful red blooms atop upright stems

and young stems are covered in cozy rusty brown hairs

forming impressive colonies that add charm to any landscape

it also adapts beautifully to shaded areas

Pale Leaf Yucca Texas Native up to 12 inches longYucca pallida Commonly known as Pale leaf Yucca. A beautiful evergreen low clumping yucca native to north central Texas. Its flexible, pale bluish green leaves are about 1" wide with finely serrated, pale yellow to white margins. It produces a stalk covered by large, white, bell shaped flowers in late spring. It can eventually form wide clumps with up to 30 heads. A larval host plant for the Yucca Giant Skipper Butterfly. Like all yuccas, Yucca