Yucca pallida (Pale-Leaf Yucca)

Yucca pallida (Pale-Leaf Yucca)Pale Leaf Yucca is native to north central Texas. This low growing yucca makes an excellent ground cover. It sports sage green or bluish green leaves. It may be single or have multiple offsets. It needs good drainage, and will develop root and crown rot if over watered. Pale Leaf Yucca can tolerate some shade, and add interesting textural interest there, but will most likely not bloom as well or at all in shade. AT A GLANCE Texas native Yes Water use

spreading root system able to draw water from near the water table

white Bloom time Spring Mature height 2-4 ft Attracts Butterflies

The blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds

It is a medium size grass that plays well with other plants

It should not be over-watered or over-fertilized

rocky fields

often due to leaf blotch

Numerous finches will eat the seeds

Plants get a major nutritional boost by the inclusion of 70 + minerals

it comes back refreshed and thicker and reblooms

Cowpen Daisy is an annual featuring multiple branches covered with cheerful yellow flowers that are a good nectar source

needle-like thorns