@meganjwhelan Beschorneria yuccoides, Mexican lily.

— Phil Stevens (@stevens_phil) 2021.9.22

The forever eye catching favorite of any Bay Area garden: Beschorneria yuccoides. These large drooping blooms are hummingbird magnets. Native distribution through a couple different states in Mexico https://t.co/M04xXMi6Jg

— SFSU Greenhouse (@sfsu_greenhouse) 2021.4.7

Beschorneria yuccoides flowers. Toning exaggerated to allow for a better view. Monocot plant from Mexico, drought tolerance makes it a useful plant for sunny south facing spots. https://t.co/mOtWD0gibM

— Stephen Prudence (@StephenPrudenc1) 2019.6.5

En eljardindebemi - Beschorneria yuccoides http://t.co/ze9ztCf1Bx

— CRG (@crusticas) 2013.9.19

Beschorneria yuccoides 'Flamingo Glow' in the new #Carlsbad roundabout, blooming like ❗️ Kudos… https://t.co/k8auCFgZHa

— Stacey Sturnot (@CaliPlantPixie) 2016.4.29

Beschorneria yuccoides http://t.co/VwW7atpPfD

— thehappygardeners (@happygardeners2) 2015.7.22

1 Gardenmaker excited as her roof terrace Beschorneria yuccoides is going to flower ....a first. http://t.co/Ml8aesiaYN

— Gardenmakers Garden Design (@2gardenmakers) 2015.4.21

Beschorneria yuccoides from Mexico doing very well in Staffordshire. http://t.co/0IQrwq7v5a

— Jim Cable (@hortijim) 2014.6.28

Beschorneria yuccoides #porteliot http://t.co/jKNljpqwP6

— Tony Howard (@squaddietony) 2014.5.10

En eljardindebemi - Todo un acontecimiento... varas florales de Beschorneria Yuccoides http://t.co/8Eo4pF9enk

— CRG (@crusticas) 2014.4.13

“@MarksGarden: Beschorneria yuccoides looking very stately, such a low maintenance plant http://twitpic.com/3ttc22”

— TheGardenWhisperer (@TheFuManchu) 2011.1.27