A Beautiful Blooming Yucca
This lovely Yucca recently bloomed in our sacred gardens, near the flagpole. Yuccas are members of the large agave family and are native to the southeastern U.S. and in arid parts of the Midwest or Southwest, depending on the species. Noted for their long, strap-like leaves that form a single large rosette, yuccas also produce showy white flowers in clusters at the end of tall spikes. They only bloom once a year.
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