Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Adam's Needle Yucca

Adam’s Needle Yucca
Yucca filamentosa


Adam’s Needle Yucca is one of the most cold hardy Yuccas there is! 
Suited all the way to USDA Zone 4, adding tropical lush to your northern climate!
 Yucca is an evergreen related to Aloe and Palm, it is extremely drought tolerant.


Hardiness: USDA Zones 4-10

Mature Size: 4’-6’ tall by 3’-4’ wide 
(flower stalks may reach 10’ tall, and spreads aggressively by rhizomes)

Light: Full Sun-Part shade
(Performs best in full sun)

Water: Dry-Medium 
(Excellent drought tolerance, perfect for xeriscapes. 
Very tolerant of clay soils, so long as adequate drainage is available) 

Soils: Not particular with specific pH level. 
Grows in most soils, including poor soils. Not tolerant of wet soils

Deciduous/Evergreen: Evergreen
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