Tree Yucca Rigida, Type H7, Double Trunk

Tree Yucca Rigida, Type H7, Double Trunk

Yucca rigida, also known as the "blue yucca," is a species of yucca native to northern Mexico, particularly in areas with dry, desert-like conditions. It gets its name from the bluish-gray color of its leaves, which give it a distinct appearance compared to other yuccas. The plant typically grows in a rosette pattern and has long, spiky, sword-like leaves that are stiff and somewhat sharp.

This species is also known for its tall flower stalks that emerge with clusters of white to cream-colored flowers, typically in spring or summer. The blue yucca can tolerate extreme heat, drought, and poor soil, making it an excellent choice for xeriscaping and desert gardens.