Plants

Agave americana

[Century Plant]

Can take as few as 10 years to flower in warm climates, to 60 years in colder climates. Once it flowers, it dies and offsets around the base of the original plant eventually form a group of new plants. Suckers produced from the main plant may take only 10-15 years to flower. Beware of thick point tips on its leaves, prune off to protect children. Some susceptibility to Agape weevil, especially when weakened.

Hosta 'Big Daddy' [sold as Big Daddy Hosta]

[Hosta Big Daddy]

Hosta 'Empress Wu' [sold as Empress Wu Hosta]

[SHADOWLAND® Hosta Empress Wu – Giant]

Hosta 'Guacamole' [sold as Guacamole Hosta]

[Hosta Guacamole]

Liriope muscari 'Big Blue'

[Big Blue Lilyturf]

Yucca filamentosa

[Adam's Needle Yucca]

Swordlike foliage gives this species the appearance of a desert plant, and it does tolerate dry soil well. Flower spikes bring overall plant height to over 6'. Best used in mass plantings. Doesn't like wet soils.

Yucca filamentosa 'Bright Edge'

[Variegated Adam's Needle Yucca]

As the name implies, 'Bright Edge' has leaves edged with yellow variegation. The swordlike foliage gives this species the appearance of a desert plant, and it does tolerate dry soil well. Flower spikes bring overall plant height to over 6'. Best used in mass plantings. Doesn't like wet soils.

Yucca flaccida

[Weakleaf Yucca]

Closely related to the more common Yucca filamentosa (Adam's-needle Yucca), with the primary difference being its overall smaller size. Swordlike foliage gives this species the appearance of a desert plant, and it does tolerate dry soil well. Flower spikes bring overall plant height to over 6'. Best used in mass plantings. Doesn't like wet soils.

Yucca sp.

[Yucca]

The Yucca genus is comprised of evergreen shrubs and trees with bold, sword-like leaves borne in rosettes, and large, showy flower panicles.