ljmacphee | October 17, 2007
This plant is also known as Great Plains Yucca, Dagger plant, and Spanish Bayonet.
It prefers dry, rocky areas and will spread extensively given the right growing conditions, roots can grow sideways as far as 30′. Be sure you like this plant before you plant it. Removal may be impossible once it is [...]
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ljmacphee | October 15, 2007
I’m told this plant prefers some shade and blooms in the spring and fall down here. It is a native plant and therefore it is easy to grow. It will form a 9′ plant along the coast, but by the time you reach Nacogdoches it tops out at about 5′ in height. [...]
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