Print This Page
Yucca, Yellow Blooming
Hesperaloe parviflora
A Texas native succulent plant that is an ideal choice for hot and dry areas. The leaves grow up to four feet long, rolled up halfway and have curly threads along the margins. It will form clumps over time, reaching an average width of five feet.
Just like the regular Red Yucca, the flower stalks first appear in the spring and through the summer bearing many yellow flowers that attract butterflies and hummingbirds.
This yellow blooming Yucca is tolerant of many adverse soil conditions and blooms best in full sun. It also tolerates salty environments.
 |
Accent Plant |
|
Container Specimen |
|
Xeriscape |
Flower Color:Yellow
|
 |
Height5 Feet
|
|
Spread5 Feet
|
Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips for Hesperaloe parviflora
Maintenance limited to removal of old flower stalks in winter.
USDA Hardiness Zone 5b
Available Sizes:
| Item |
Description |
| YUC-YEL-05 |
#005 YUCCA, YELLOW |
|
Characteristics & Attributes
|
Deer Tolerance
|
Exposure
|
Habit
|
Soil pH Preference
|
|
Water Needs
|
Texas Native
|
