Yucca - Adam's Needle

Bright striped foliage with bold desert-garden style

• 💛 Golden yellow leaf centers bring bright, glowing color to sunny borders, rock gardens, and dry landscapes.
• 💚 Green sword-like edges frame the foliage and create bold contrast with a clean architectural look.
• ☀️ Season-long foliage color keeps the planting bright and structured even outside bloom time.
• 🌿 Upright evergreen-style clump adds strong form and texture to sunny garden spaces.
• 🏡 Perfect for dry sunny borders rock gardens, containers, slopes, foundation accents, and low-water plantings.
• 🤍 Tall creamy white flower spikes add dramatic height and seasonal interest above the foliage.
• ✨ Strong contrast plant pairs beautifully with dark foliage, ornamental grasses, sedum, salvia, and coneflowers.
• 💪 Drought tolerant and deer resistant with dependable performance in full sun and well-drained soil.
• 📏 Grows about 24–36 inches tall and 24–36 inches wide for bright structural color in sunny landscapes.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 4–10

Bold sword-like foliage for tough sunny spaces

• ⚔️ Blue-green sword-like leaves bring bold architectural texture to sunny borders, rock gardens, and dry landscapes.
• ✨ Curly white leaf filaments add extra detail and give the foliage a striking, ornamental look.
• ☀️ Season-long foliage structure keeps the garden interesting even when the plant is not in bloom.
• 🌿 Upright clumping habit creates a strong sculptural accent without needing much garden fuss.
• 🏡 Perfect for rock gardens xeric plantings, sunny borders, containers, slopes, and low-water landscapes.
• 🤍 Tall white flower spikes rise above the foliage and add dramatic summer garden height.
• ✨ Excellent texture contrast pairs beautifully with grasses, sedum, coneflowers, lavender, and other sun-loving plants.
• 💪 Drought tolerant and deer resistant with tough, low-maintenance performance in full sun and well-drained soil.
• 📏 Grows about 18–24 inches tall and 24–36 inches wide for bold evergreen-style structure in sunny spaces.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 4–10