Origin

The Yucca rostrata, also known as the Beaked Yucca, originates from southwest America and northern Mexico. This iconic plant can often be found in desert landscapes in the wild.

Characteristics
The Yucca rostrata is an attractive plant in terms of appearance. The plant is characterized by its blue-grey leaves that grow closely together in rose-shaped patterns. The trunk can reach a height of two to five metres, and a beautiful crown shape develops at maturity. The plant blooms in late spring and produces beautiful white flowers.

Care
The care of the Yucca rostrata requires attention. The plant thrives well in full sun and needs well-draining soil to prevent roots from staying wet and rotting. It is a hardy plant, but it is advisable to protect the plant against harsh winters. The Yucca rostrata requires little water and is generally resistant to most diseases and pests.