Yucca thompsoniana - Thompson's yucca

Yucca thompsoniana Thompson's yucca is a moderate to fast-growing, short-trunked yucca native to the Pecos River region of west Texas. The green leaves are narrow, long and sharp-tipped. They form a symmetrical round rosette of leaves about 4 ft. across. Often multi-headed. These yuccas are accommodating to different soil types and moisture levels, but good drainage is recommended. They flower like other yuccas with woody, branched stalks that stand 3-4 ft. above the foliage in spring to summer.  (Differentiated from Y. rostrata with softer, blue colored leaves)   Growth Guide These key details will help you understand how your plant will grow and what conditions bring out its best.      Exposure: Full sun     Watering:      Mature Height: 12 feet      Mature Width: 6 feet       Ships: Bare root   Why bare root?   Plant Highlights A quick snapshot of what makes this plant stand out.      Easy To Grow   Where To Plant USDA Hardiness Zones show which plants thrive in your climate based