Yucca rigida Evergreen Oaks quite possibly one of the

quite possibly one of the Dunedin Hybrids from the 1950s

-- and deep rose flowers

with which they will go happily dormant only to spring back when their immediate climate changes

DWARF NERINE / MOUNTAIN NERINE

more adaptable

Yucca rigida Evergreen Oaks quite possibly one of theBold textured relative of the stunningly gorgeous Yucca rostrata, spending its very long youth as a 2 to 3 ft rosette of 1" wide, silver blue leaves, eventually forming trunks to 5 to even 8 ft with small candelabras of white flowers in summer at maturity. This species from northern Mexico requires full sun to dappled shade in the most deserty areas and a touch of additional water in the driest spots. Not particular about soil as long as its not