Origin
The Yucca gloriosa variegata, originally hails from the southeastern United States. In particular, this plant is widespread in the coastal areas from North Carolina to Florida. The Yucca gloriosa variegata has been cultivated for a long time for both decorative and medicinal purposes.

Characteristics
The Yucca gloriosa variegata is an evergreen, upright shrub that can grow up to 2.5 meters high. This plant is characterized by its leaf, which is long, sturdy and sharp with a creamy, slightly flame-edged border. The flowers of the plant are white and bell-shaped. The flowering period is from August to September. The fruits of the plant are dry capsules containing many black seeds.

Care
The Yucca gloriosa variegata grows best in full sun and well-draining soil. Although the plant is tolerant of drought, it needs regular watering in the first few years after planting to develop a healthy root system. Hardiness in winter is a strong point of the Yucca gloriosa variegata, but in extreme cold it might be a good idea to protect the plant. Pruning may be necessary if the plant gets too large, the best time for this is early spring.