Yucca necopina 2b The flower spikes emerge from

The flower spikes emerge from the grey green foliage in June and climb to 7' tall before opening orange

A hummingbird treat in late summer

enjoy the risque pink flower

Watch our Plant Spotlight video to see it in full bloom in our garden

In a climate where most primroses fear to tread

Yucca necopina 2b The flower spikes emerge fromYucca necopina is a newly described soapwort with a narrow distribution from a four county range of sandy soils near Dallas, Texas. Yucca necopina was originally thought to be a natural hybrid of Yucca arkansana and Yucca pallida until DNA proved otherwise. The 2' tall x 2' wide rosettes of green leaves are adorned with curly threads along the edges. The Brazos River soapwort is topped in summer with 9' tall, branched flower spikes, laden with white