Chuck's 10-year plants (18" leaves, sharp tips, 7' tall, palm-like trunks, white grape-like blooms) were called Spanish bayonet, agave, or century plant.
Yucca—not agave. Agaves have no trunk, fleshy leaves with edge spines, and die after blooming.
Check Yucca gallery or send photo to gregandkat@msn.com.
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