Im not sure why you haven't got an ID just yet. Maybe everyone is on vacation/holiday Im thinking its a yucca because the blooms look extremely yucca like. Here in the Tennessee Mtn's they can be seen growing in the wild and some with impressive trunks looking like Palm trees. Yucca is extremely susceptible in pollinating freely into other Yucca strains and its a never ending battle at times to ID unless blooms can be seen and a detail of other type yuccas growing in the area. They dont need much to survive and sometimes thought of as hard to kill or eradicate. I would just make sure it had sun and water if you area is in a dry spell. If it is a trunker, it likely will not die after blooming, they dont here. The yucca pics in my post are from North Tennessee, these are wild or native here, |
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Identify this Yucca? - JeffT June 8, 2012, 1:19 am
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