Pale Leaf Yucca Texas Native working well in the back

working well in the back of the border or for naturalizing in a wildflower or native planting area

and young stems are covered in cozy rusty brown hairs

up to 12 inches long in spike-like clusters

known as Yaupon Holly

Aquilegia ‘Earlybird Blue White’

Pale Leaf Yucca Texas Native working well in the backYucca pallida Commonly known as Pale leaf Yucca. A beautiful evergreen low clumping yucca native to north central Texas. Its flexible, pale bluish green leaves are about 1" wide with finely serrated, pale yellow to white margins. It produces a stalk covered by large, white, bell shaped flowers in late spring. It can eventually form wide clumps with up to 30 heads. A larval host plant for the Yucca Giant Skipper Butterfly. Like all yuccas, Yucca