The Yucca (aloifolia x elata) x baccata seedlings sound really interesting. Do they look like baccata or elata or aloifolia ![]() The Yucca (constricta x filamentosa) x '('Bright Edge' x glauca) seedlings are growing very fast now that temperatures are increasing and we are getting more sun. Here's a photo of this hybrid taken today. ![]() Too bad your so cloudy and cold. We too have been below normal for June but today and the next few days are suppose to be sunny & hot! Good for Yuccas. If you need any more big mama seeds let me know since I have 1000's. I sent the remaining Yucca (constricta x filamentosa) x '('Bright Edge' x glauca) seeds to Horst....Hopefully he'll get a few to germinate too and spread them around to others. I too notice Y. gloriosa and other 'east coast' type Yuccas take much longer to germinate than the west coast Yuccas. Generally east coast Yuccas take at least 3 weeks to 'show' even 4 to 5 weeks. Where west coast Yuccas take less than 2 weeks to 'show'. I only got 2 seedlings of my Y. gloriosa x arkansana 'Moud City, MO' to germinate. Better than none! Your #2001A Yucca "Karlsruhensis type 2" x elata is a BEAUTY! What else is blooming in your garden? I just mailed some pollen to Horst......do you want some pollen too? In a few more days the 'TALL' Y. constricta x filamentosa will be blooming. I can try to harvest some pollen for you. (I'll need to get a table out to stand on!). |
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