Additional Information
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.
When Yucca filamentosa has been observed flowering or fruiting at Purdue University
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| Week 1 flowering not present | Week 2 flowering not present | Week 3 flowering not present | Week 4 flowering not present | Week 5 flowering not present | Week 6 flowering not present | Week 7 flowering not present | Week 8 flowering not present | Week 9 flowering not present | Week 10 flowering not present | Week 11 flowering not present | Week 12 flowering not present | Week 13 flowering not present | Week 14 flowering not present | Week 15 flowering not present | Week 16 flowering not present | Week 17 flowering not present | Week 18 flowering not present | Week 19 flowering not present | Week 20 flowering not present | Week 21 flowering not present | Week 22 flowering not present | Week 23 flowering not present | Week 24 flowering not present | Week 25 flowering present | Week 26 flowering present | Week 27 flowering not present | Week 28 flowering not present | Week 29 flowering not present | Week 30 flowering not present | Week 31 flowering not present | Week 32 flowering not present | Week 33 flowering not present | Week 34 flowering not present | Week 35 flowering not present | Week 36 flowering not present | Week 37 flowering not present | Week 38 flowering not present | Week 39 flowering not present | Week 40 flowering not present | Week 41 flowering not present | Week 42 flowering not present | Week 43 flowering not present | Week 44 flowering not present | Week 45 flowering not present | Week 46 flowering not present | Week 47 flowering not present | Week 48 flowering not present | Week 49 flowering not present | Week 50 flowering not present | Week 51 flowering not present | Week 52 flowering not present |
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No Fruiting Observations Available
The Purdue Arboretum is a collaboration between the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture and Physical Facilities Grounds Department