Yucca is not commonly seen in Gage County. According to the UNL Extension service, there may only be an average of one yucca ...

Over time, yucca plants will typically lose their lower leaves (in nature, they droop, forming a skirt around the trunk), giving the plant a pleasant "tree-like" appearance. Yucca plants thrive in ...

also known as a type of Big Bend yucca, that stands more than twenty feet tall. Its thick, fibrous trunk is topped by a pom-pom of spiked, pale green leaves. This was the first yucca Riley planted ...

Indigenous people have used yucca for centuries for its health effects and material properties. There are many species of yucca plants, many of which contain beneficial compounds. Yucca is often ...

In the wild, that trunk can grow 25 feet tall ... pencil tree combines harmoniously with plants such as yucca, agave, snakeplant, crown of thorns and devil’s backbone. Pencil tree is propagated ...

New Mexico is home to a plant that perfectly symbolizes the state's tenacity and natural beauty – the yucca. In fact, the yucca has been the state's flower for decades. As a symbol of ...