This plant has almost no visible stem, with its leaves spreading out in a rosette pattern right from the ground. It's often used as an accent in outdoor gardens as an ornamental grass. Its form is similar to that of the New Zealand flax or agave.
| Season Type | Summer |
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun Shade |
| Hardiness | -3℃ / 27℉ |
| Blooming Season | Sp Su Fa Wi |
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IUCN RedList 低危険種
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@JStephens2007 I think it's a sort of yucca (filamentosa?). It's been here over 30 years and I can't remember it flowering before. I presume that indicates it's about to pop its flowery clogs? Lots of palms in these parts so it blends in with the neighbours - but it's v sharp!
Another tall dramatic plant in my garden is Yucca filamentosa. In NYC, you can find it growing happily in wild places along the shore. It loves the sand. #WildflowerHourNYC https://t.co/FFmL2FF9R2
Yucca filamentosa #NaturePhotography #NatureBeauty #photo #gardening https://t.co/WgVG0HmIkY
@RobertTheAddled It hasn't flowered in the many years I've lived here, which may have to do with me trying to kill it, but it matches the pictures of other yucca filamentosa on the internet perfectly.
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