Yucca rostrata Blue haired Lady PP37544 Conandron from Colorado south to Texas

from Colorado south to Texas and west to California

but this clone has arching vegetative stalks that reach 6' tall and create a 10' wide spread

cutting them to the ground

attractive to hummingbirds and gardeners who like daylilies they can look up to

radiata is a form commonly imported from Japan that was named in 2013 by California lycoris breeder Phil Adams

Yucca rostrata Blue haired Lady PP37544 Conandron from Colorado south to TexasYucca rostrata 'Blue haired Lady' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a stunning powder blue foliaged clonal selection of the blue beaked soapwort. Our introduction represents North American genetics from near Mamulique Pass in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Our garden specimen, which went in the ground in 1999 is now 11' tall. Once the clumps start to mature (i. e. 4' tall), they are topped annually with 3' stalks of white bells in late spring. This