Yucca rostrata Size:15 Gallon Prune in early spring or

Prune in early spring or lightly shear at other times to keep a nice shape or to keep plant more dense - old unpruned plants can open up in the middle to expose stems

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elongated fruit is juicy and firm with a rich sweet berry flavor and pink flesh

Pink and purple flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies and bloom winter through spring

Yucca rostrata Size:15 Gallon Prune in early spring orYucca rostrata This yucca will reach a height of up to twelve to fifteen feet high, it will slowly develop a white trunk and become a tree. It is great in containers or in the garden. Remove flower stems as needed and prune after it has bloomed in the late spring or early winter. If pruned in winter or early spring the plants will not heal properly. Native to Texas and Mexico. Full sun Well drained soil Deer resistant Fire resistant