can yuccas be split Beaked Yucca

can yuccas be split Beaked YuccaYucca rostrata This charming yucca has a tree like appearance and grows slowly, adding a lovely touch to any garden with its ornamental evergreen beauty and delightful pom pom shape. At the top of its trunk, you'll find a lovely rosette of narrow leaves that stretch about two feet long, featuring a gentle pale blue green hue. The trunk is pleasantly dressed with soft fibers left over from past leaves. In the late spring, this delightful plant gifts us

Yucca rostrata

This charming yucca has a tree-like appearance and grows slowly, adding a lovely touch to any garden with its ornamental evergreen beauty and delightful pom-pom shape. At the top of its trunk, you'll find a lovely rosette of narrow leaves that stretch about two feet long, featuring a gentle pale blue-green hue. The trunk is pleasantly dressed with soft fibers left over from past leaves. In the late spring, this delightful plant gifts us with stunning yellow-orange stalks topped with clusters of cheerful white flowers. 

What makes this yucca even more special is its soft leaves, which are less prickly than other varieties, making it a safer choice for gardens. It's also one of the toughest trunk-forming yuccas around, happily enduring cold temperatures down to zone 5. While it truly thrives in full sun, it’s also quite adaptable and can manage with partial shade for at least three hours.

Height: 5'-15'
Spread: 4'-10'
Bloom: Spring
Light: Full Sun-Part Shade
Water: Low
Zone: 5-12
Origin: Texas, Mexico