Description
the tuber is reportedly edible
The 3' tall flower spikes top the clump
each heavily spotted with creamy yellow among the longitudinal creamy white and yellow stripes
5' tall branched stalks of 5" wide diurnal yellow flowers
The only significant pest is the Genista broom moth
Yucca linearifolia Winter Delights Hellebores the tuber is reportedly edible(syn: Yucca rostrata var. linearis) Imagine taking the wonderful Yucca rostrata and making the blue leaves narrower but longer (to 32"). If you can envision this atop a short phone pole, then you can image Yucca linearifolia. This deer resistant endemic, named in 1995, is native to a very small region of dry, rain shadow deserts of Nuevo Leon (northern Mexico) between 3000 and 4000' elevation. Yucca linearifolia, which is one of the finest yuccas
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