Yucca linearifolia Sabal consumed by Native Americans

consumed by Native Americans

adorned with thumb-shaped blue-grey leaves that point downward

there are a few that stand alone

Regarded as one of the most distinctive new hostas in years

and will tolerate a fairly dry site

Yucca linearifolia Sabal consumed by Native Americans(syn: Yucca rostrata var. linearis) Imagine taking the wonderful Yucca rostrata and making the blue leaves narrower but longer (to 32"). If you can envision this atop a short phone pole, then you can image Yucca linearifolia. This deer resistant endemic, named in 1995, is native to a very small region of dry, rain shadow deserts of Nuevo Leon (northern Mexico) between 3000 and 4000' elevation. Yucca linearifolia, which is one of the finest yuccas