Origin
The Yucca Filifera 'Australis', commonly known as Yucca, is native to North America. Its natural distribution range extends from the Southern states of the USA to Guatemala. The plant belongs to the Asparagaceae family. Its growth mainly occurs in dry, rocky areas with plenty of sunlight.

Characteristics
The Yucca Filifera 'Australis' is distinguished by its long trunk and has bluish-grey, sword-shaped leaves that grow into a beautiful rosette. It is an evergreen plant that is very well suited to dry, sunny places and is highly drought-tolerant. Under good conditions, the plant can bloom with large clusters of cream-white flowers.

Care
Although the Yucca Filifera 'Australis' is a relatively easy plant to care for, there are several important aspects to its care. The plant likes well-draining, dry soil and a sunny location. Regular watering is not necessary, the plant is very tolerant to drought. In frosty conditions, it is advisable to bring the plant inside or provide sufficient winter protection.