Yucca rostrata Sapphire Skies Disporopsis when the clumps are topped

when the clumps are topped with cloud-like heads of reddish purple that age to pink

just delightful

lessen the indentation of each 13" wide leaf

Cheilanthes tomentosa

discovered by Art Petley of Austin

Yucca rostrata Sapphire Skies Disporopsis when the clumps are toppedThis selection of Yucca rostrata comes from an early 1990s Sean Hogan collection in northern Mexico. Sean grew out a batch of seed and selected the most powder blue form for tissue culture under the name Yucca rostrata 'Sapphire Skies'. Yucca rostrata is one of the hardiest species of trunked yucca, forming a 4' tall, deer resistant, hummingbird friendly plant in 10 years. The narrow, powder blue leaves are quite flexible and subsequently worthless as