Do they smell like green onions? They sure look like baby ones.

Yes, I think wild onion or false garlic (I get them mixed up!).

Onion grass?

They have no smell that I can detect.

But dammit, while I was outside with my phone trying to figure them out, I dropped it and cracked the screen. Entirely my own stupid fault, but I'm still blaming them. Whatever they are.

😲😖☹

Sure looks like onion grass. Definitely not worth cracking your phone for them! Sorry that happened.

Oh, no! Did that last week on my patio. Had my iPad and phone in arms, dropped both, cracks galore. 😫

I was hoping they were baby yuccas, but perhaps not. Strange little things!

So sorry about your breakage, Jinx! That's a buzzkill for sure. 😩

They sure look like pups. I would pot them up and see how they do.

Interesting. I did go ahead and stick them in a pot, just for grins.

These are pics of red yucca seedlings.

Actually the tops don’t look like onion grass at all,. I am not familiar with yucca.

The mystery sprouts! I'll let y'all know what happens to the ones I potted up.

Try it Mikey !

It just dawned on me that these sprouts were just about directly below the seed pods of the yucca. I'm guessing they could have spilled some seed and some germination took place. It's not easy to see in the picture I took, but the leaves are the same grayish green of the yucca, and have a coarse feel. So now I'm leaning more towards these being baby yuccas. Time will tell!

And just FYI, here's the Texas red yucca. We see a lot of these around here!

And speaking of pups, my Century Agave has a number of pups at its base that I would like to transplant... but I'm afraid of being speared to death in the process. Mine looks a lot like this:

I just planted some red yuccas at my dad‘s new property! He built a shopdominium on a beautiful wooded acre+. :)

I’m having fun helping him landscape it ... he has some beautiful black soil out there, unlike my sticky caliche concrete (6 miles away!).

Oh, what fun! I'll bet it's looking great!

I also envy anyone who doesn't have absolute crap for soil. Sticky caliche concrete pretty much sums up what we have too, except throw in actual concrete and other bits of masonry from the lazy arse construction crews that built this place and just let things get buried as they went. It's always an exercise in sweat and profanity just trying to dig a simple hole around here.

I have some yuccas here and they do seed pretty freely. I have a lot of new ones pop up.

Arkansas, do you let them grow or pull the sprouts? I wonder how long they take to grow to maturity.

Where I have them, they can just fill in. If you don't want that, then you'd want to pull them.