Tropical Landscaping That Survives Winter.
"Our yuccas stay outside all winter and return stronger every spring."
We have been raising Yucca Palms for over 30 years. During that time, we have seen these plants survive summer heat without water for months, as well as winter storms with snow and ice, returning stronger every year. Yucca palms bring a bold tropical look to outdoor landscapes while thriving in real four-season climates.
Built for All Seasons
Yucca palms are extremely hardy plants that thrive in conditions ranging from snow and ice to extreme summer heat. Even during winter dormancy, yuccas remain strong and return with fresh growth each spring.
In some cases, the lower leaves may turn brown after winter if the plants have received too much water, especially from automatic sprinkler systems. Yuccas are drought-tolerant plants and generally prefer well-drained soil and moderate watering.
These plants look beautiful in summer landscapes and remain striking even when covered with winter snow.
Why Our Customers Love Yucca Palms
Yucca palms are bold architectural plants that create unique conversation pieces in any landscape. Their sword-shaped leaves form dramatic shapes that add character to walkways, entrances, gardens, and landscape beds.
When yuccas are up lighted with spotlights or even simple Christmas lights, they create an amazing nighttime landscape effect, casting dramatic shadows and highlighting their tropical shape.
They bring a tropical appearance to landscapes while thriving in climates that experience four distinct seasons.
Long-Lasting Plants That Multiply
Yucca plants are extremely durable and can live 30 years or more. In addition to being long-lasting plants, yuccas naturally duplicate themselves by producing new shoots around the base of the plant.
These shoots can easily be transplanted to grow additional yucca plants, and we will gladly show you how simple this process is when you pick up your plants.
As yucca palms mature, they can sometimes develop four or more branches. When this happens, trimming one of the outer arms can help maintain a balanced shape. The removed arm is not wasted. By trimming away the lower leaves about 6–8 inches from the base of the cut, the branch can be planted in well-drained soil where it will grow into a new yucca plant.
See the 4-Step Propagation Guide
Seasonal Flower Spikes
During the growing season, mature yucca plants can produce tall flower stalks that rise above the foliage. These stalks carry dozens of white bell-shaped flowers that can last several weeks.
Not every yucca will bloom every season. Flowering depends on maturity and pollination by the yucca moth, which selectively pollinates the flowers.
The flowers can appear twice per year — early summer and again in the fall if it's warm.
"Flower stalks can grow 2–5 feet tall above the plant."
Yucca Varieties
We grow and offer several hardy varieties including Yucca Recurvifolia and Yucca Gloriosa. These varieties are known for their durability, striking appearance, and ability to thrive in climates that experience both hot summers and cold winters.
Yucca Recurvifolia
Curved-Leaf Spanish Dagger
Slightly curved, softer leaves that bend gracefully outward. A more relaxed tropical look. Extremely hardy and adapts well to a wide range of soils.
Yucca Gloriosa
Spanish Dagger
Stiffer, more upright sword-shaped leaves. A bold architectural look in the landscape. Equally cold-hardy and produces the same dramatic flower spikes.
Available Sizes
Choose from plants ranging from 6-inch starter stalks to 6-foot multi-branch specimens. Each yucca develops its own unique shape and structure as it grows.
Planting several yuccas together can create a bold tropical focal point in your landscape.
$100 per foot. Five sizes online for local pickup. Multi-trunk specimens at additional cost — call for availability.
Easy to Grow
Yucca plants are among the easiest landscape plants to grow. They adapt well to many soil types and perform best in areas with good drainage and plenty of sunlight.
Once established they require very little care.
Tommy's Yucca Theatre
Tommy has produced dozens of how-to videos showing how to trim, transplant, and care for yucca palms in real four-season climates.
Availability and Planting Options
Locally Grown
Our yuccas are grown locally and are available in limited quantities each season.
Various Sizes
Plants are sold in a variety of sizes depending on availability — from 6-inch starters to 6-foot specimens.
Planting Service
We can also plant your yuccas for you if desired.
For availability, pickup appointments, planting questions, or installation services:
Follow us on Facebook and YouTube to see trimming demonstrations, landscaping examples, and videos of mature yucca plants.