Yucca angustissima ssp toftiae 11 all perched atop an 18"

all perched atop an 18" tall stalk

During the summer months

The deciduous clumps emerge in early spring

hailing from high montane forests of the northeast Himalayas

the clumps are topped with 34" scapes of light lavender flowers

Yucca angustissima ssp toftiae 11 all perched atop an 18"(aka: Yucca toftiae) Yucca angustissima ssp. toftiae is an North American native endemic soapwort, found growing on sandstone outcrops at 6000' elevation in Southern Utah, originally named for a specimen under what is now Lake Powell. Yucca angustissima ssp. toftiae, named after This species was named after the late UC DAvis Evolution Ecology professor, Catherine Ann Toft. Yucca angustissima ssp. toftiae forms a 3' tall, trunked specimen with a head