If you're looking to add new plants to your garden but want to keep it low maintenance, you might want to consider learning how to grow yucca plants. Outdoor varieties of Yucca are perfect for ...

In general, indoor yucca plants only need water once every 10 to 14 days during the spring and summer months. In the fall and ...

While you might be under the impression you need to live in a tropical climate to grow a yucca plant, they actually make for excellent indoor companions. A genus of more than 40 perennial plants ...

known as the Mojave yucca. These very large plants are up to 500 years old with multiple, tall woody trunks that branch to produce thick, stiff, and wickedly sharp leaves. Within each sword ...

Thanks to an unexpectedly wet winter, it’s not hard this spring to spot chaparral yucca blooming on hillsides and ridgelines throughout Southern California. The plant is known as “our Lord’s ...

Yuccas are a type of plant with pointed leaves native to parts of southern North America. Indigenous people have used yucca for centuries for its health effects and material properties.

The various species of yucca — some known today as Spanish bayonet, Adam’s-needle, soapweed, datil, whipple or dagger plant — were of prime economic importance to many native tribes of the ...

New Mexico is home to a plant that perfectly symbolizes the state's tenacity and natural beauty – the yucca. In fact, the yucca has been the state's flower for decades. As a symbol of ...