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Grayish Yuccas?

2 years ago

These ~3' Yuccas were found growing along a roadside back on 7/4. What are they, exactly?

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bengz6westmd
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
The grayish color seems unique. So not sure about the common Yucca filamentosa. Not stiff enough for Spanish bayonet. Perhaps Yucca flaccida? Because its range is more into your area.
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blakrab Centex
Original Author
2 years ago
Hmm, could be? Yucca flaccida (Floppy Yucca) does seem to have a similar color?
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Jay 6a Chicago
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
These are pics of my Yucca flaccida. The the stems in the inflorescence should be pubescent. Filamentosa inflorescence stems are glabrous. I agree with Yucca flaccida.
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