24 YEARS of TROPICAL AND DESERT PLANTS
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There are probably well over a hundred wild Yuccas here in the woods by a creek bank (in sandy soil). The only native type of Yuccas in the area here are Yucca filamentosa and Yucca flaccida. I believe many or maybe all are Yucca flaccida in the woods here. They vary from a few wide leaf ones to more narrow ones, but many of the Yuccas are a little more narrow than typical Yucca flaccida. A few days ago walking through the woods I discovered a extremely narrow Yucca flaccida. It was much more narrow than all the others I've seen in the area, the Leaf width was: 0.38" to 0.5" (0.97 cm to 1.27 cm). So I thought I'd show some pictures of it:   |
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 Narrow leaf Yucca flaccida form (like a Yucca rostrata) - Josh 7a AL November 15, 2011, 12:55 am
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