Yucca rigida 'Blue Yucca' Oregon COLD HARDY

Yucca rigida 'Blue Yucca' Oregon COLD HARDYYucca rigida Oregon 'Blue Yucca' Oregon Blue Grey form Cold Hardy 20F! The Blue Yucca is a handsome species of yucca that can grow a single trunk or multiple trunks and dense but more compact (when compared to Y. rostrata) crown of foliage, 10 15 ft. tall; Stiff blue grey leaves are 1 2 ft. long, have slightly drooping tips and together create a large circular canopy; old leaves persist on trunks for many years unless removed. Striking clusters of

This hybrid variety has been growing completely unprotected for decades in the cold high desert region of central Oregon

Dwarf Joshua Tree - LIVE Plant

Another difference is the bright rose pink flowers that tend to bloom pretty much year round with enough irrigation (in warm weather)

Purple Prickly Pear 'Sapphire Wave'

Agave havardiana 'Oregon Century Plant'

Live Cuttings (6"-15" pads) & Live Plants (3" & 6" pots) - Cold Hardy -20F

This variation seems to produce a striking blue/silver color foliage that seem to glow in the sun

and has performed incredibly well in dry/cold high desert climates in zones 7-9

but with tufts of hair-like bristles

munitum) 'Oregon Giant'

Extremely HARD to find seeds originally sourced directly from Oregon

repeatedly seeing temps below -15 degrees F