Yucca filifera, known as Tree Yucca, St. Peter's Palm, or Palma China, is a large, tree-like yucca that can reach impressive heights. Its sturdy trunk is topped with a crown of long, narrow, fibrous leaves. In spring, it produces towering panicles of creamy white flowers. This iconic plant of the Chihuahuan Desert adds architectural drama to xeric landscapes.
| Family: | Agavaceae (ah-gav-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Yucca (YUK-uh) |
| Species: | filifera (fil-LIF-er-uh) |
| Synonym: | Yucca australis |
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Trimming and Re-rooting Indoor Yucca (or Dracaena) Trees
Pruning a Giant Indoor Yucca: Cut Back and Propagate the Top
Queen Palm Placement Near Fence and Walkway: Root Risks and Alternatives
Yucca Decline: Light Starvation and Root Rot, Not Fairy Lights
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Selecting the Best Palm for Largo, Florida: Foxtail vs. Queen
Bottle Palm Trunk Damage from Vehicle Impact
Indoor Palm for Low-Light Atrium: Lady Palm Is the Answer
Palm Collapse from Root Rot and Larvae
Diagnosing Trunk Rot on Cold-Hardy Palms: When to Call Extension Services
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