Yucca rostrata Oregon Blue 'Beaked Yucca' COLD HARDY

Yucca rostrata Oregon Blue 'Beaked Yucca' COLD HARDYYucca rostrata 'Beaked Yucca' Oregon Blue Silver form Cold Hardy 20F! The Beaked yucca is a handsome species of yucca that grows with a single trunk and dense crown of foliage, 6 15 ft. tall; sometimes two or more heads develop on mature plants. Stiff blue green leaves are 2 ft. long, have drooping tips and together create a large circular canopy; old leaves persist on trunks for many years unless removed. Striking clusters of creamy white flowers

prefers dry rocky soil with quick drainage

Sabal blackburniana

Vivid olive to emerald green spears are long and thick making this yucca a striking specimen

This variation seems to produce a striking blueish color that seems to glow in the sun and moonlight

Cylindropuntia imbricata 'Colorado White' is our introduction of a white-flowering Tree Cholla

Yucca gloriosa 'Variegata'

but has much shorter fans and a much wider trunk with noticeably more hair/fuzz/fibers

Opuntia engelmannii x

It is hardy to at least USDA zone 6b

and parent trees have seen temperatures below -7F breifly

Mature plants can get as large as 3-4 feet wide by 2-3 feet tall

The flower is funnel-shaped