Up to 5’x5’; Bloom stalks in summer to fall with large white bell shaped flowers.

Yucca rigida usually has a branched trunk and its flowers are creamy white and bell shaped and are borne on a 5 to 6 foot stalk. This yucca has excellent heat and drought tolerance.

6’x6’+ at maturity; Bloom stalks in summer to fall with large white bell shaped flowers reaching 2’-5’ above the plant.

Grows 2-3’ tall and wide, not including bloom stalk. It is notable for its light-colored leaves that are a pale blue-gray to sage-green in color. White to cream white flowers bloom from March - May.

Grows 6-20 feet tall. Normal branch spread about 6 feet. Some about 12 feet are known of.An evergreen erect, trunk-forming succulent, which also forms branches. Only one flower emerges from each branch clump per season. If more than one stalk is present, the others were left over from prior years.

To 10’; Moderate growth; Summer blooms are clusters of white and purple flowers on 2’ stalks. Excellent specimen or accent plant.

Full sun to part shade; Fast growing; Evergreen; Red to pink flowers in the spring to summer; No thorns; very tolerant; Attracts pollinators.