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Yucca rigida-Blue Yucca
Another trunk-forming yucca, Blue yucca grows to 12 feet tall, with
minimal branching near the top. Its distinctive, powder blue leaves are
fairly rigid, with yellow margins. These blue leaves are about 3 feet
long by 1 inch wide, and have a nasty spine at the tip. In the summer
the blue foliage is complemented by a showy 5 to 6 foot stalk of white
flowers. For best growth, provide supplemental water in the summer, and
plant in well-drained soils. Blue yucca can be planted in full sun or
very light filtered shade, and is hardy to 5º F. USDA Zone 7.
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