Yucca (Agavaceae)

Elephantipes, yucca guatemalensis
Native to Central America, this Yucca plant has trunks of varying heights that extend from the base, where a very broad trunk develops. The trunks are topped with green, sword-shaped leaves; in summer, it produces a cluster of white, camapunulate flowers.

Filamentosa Bright Edge
Pointed, narrow, and flexible leaves that form a fountain-like effect; they are glaucous green with bright yellow edges. Bell-shaped white flowers tinged with green.

Filamentosa Golden Sword, golden sword
Broad, semi-flexuous leaves, yellow in the center and glaucous green at the edges; erect, pointed central leaves, drooping at the edges. Due to its very low growth habit, it can be considered a “dwarf” Yucca.

Glorious
A plant with glaucous-green, lanceolate leaves, it features a broad crown of leaves that hide the trunk during its first few years. Mature specimens have trunks that spread out in tiers, creating a beautiful effect. It produces white, bell-shaped flowers.