Yucca filamentosa 'Bright Edge'
Adam's needle
Mid Spring 2018
16
- 3
Late Winter 2018
14
- 1
Early Winter 2017
15
- 2
Late Autumn 2017
10
- 3
Late Autumn 2017
10
- 4
Mid Autumn 2017
19
- 2
Mid Autumn 2017
9
- 1
Early Autumn 2017
12
- 5








Yucca filamentosa 'Bright Edge'
Mid Spring 2018
16
Late Winter 2018
14

#yucca got more room #grownfromseed
Early Winter 2017
15

#adamsneedle #yucca #giftfromkatalin #grownfromseed

@columbiariver they’re doing really nicely. Going to keep them as small as possible until spring. 😉
Late Autumn 2017
10

#yucca #grownfromseed #feelingaccomplished 😉

@cyndi the season is still young. Lol

I will have a bunch of babies next year. I'll send you some @cyndi
Late Autumn 2017
10

#yucca seedlings 💕 @Katalin

@columbiariver kinda wondering what I’m going to do here. Hoping they stay small during the winter. Lol. 😳

@columbiariver good idea. 😉

Haha, no actually, I didn’t. 😉 thank you @columbiariver
Mid Autumn 2017
19

#germinating #yucca is going well. So, I got that going for me. 😜

Cool stuff
Mid Autumn 2017
9

Sweet! Baby #yucca plant getting a good start! @Katalin 💕
Early Autumn 2017
12

#yucca #giftfromkatalin #seedsaving #cataloguing #seeds

#jennseeds2018

Planting yucca seeds indoors is probably the best way to propagate the plant and control the growing environment. The first step is to soak the seeds for 24 hours. Yucca seed pods have a hard carapace which will need to soften so the seed can germinate more readily. Read more at Gardening Know How: Yucca Seed Pod Propagation: Tips For Planting Yucca Seeds https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/foliage/yucca/yucca-seed-pods.htm

They need well drained soil with plenty of grit added. Use flats for planting yucca seeds indoors. Germination may be variable, but if you plant plenty of the seeds, some will sprout. Read more at Gardening Know How: Yucca Seed Pod Propagation: Tips For Planting Yucca Seeds https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/foliage/yucca/yucca-seed-pods.htm

#jennplanted170925
I'm thinking I could probably plant out these #yucca but I'm acclimating them this week. Would you plant these in a patch, or separately?
Within a couple years they will get large and put out more shoots. Put them somewhere they have space to grow and spread otherwise you'll be constantly thinning them out.
They also have giant taproots once established. They can be a pain to dig out.