I think these plants have a few different names. We have similar ones here in our garden in Cairns and I once posted a photo to ask what it was called. A type of yucca was one name. Ours grow rather large and the stalk goes around 6 metres up in the air!! Pretty amazing!
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It's a yucca plant. Weird that it seems to be doing so well in the Pacific NorthWet :-) It's a desert plant, usually. Related to the Joshua Tree.
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Oh, you look like you've been to my childhood stomping grounds. You don't know what memories yuccas hold for me!!!
ReplyDeleteI think these plants have a few different names. We have similar ones here in our garden in Cairns and I once posted a photo to ask what it was called. A type of yucca was one name. Ours grow rather large and the stalk goes around 6 metres up in the air!! Pretty amazing!
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