Yucca elata var verdiensis Sanguinaria so we thought it was

so we thought it was time to share

Visitors to the 1991 Hosta Convention in Raleigh were amazed at this seedling in the garden of Tony Sears of Apex (the guy with the 2-mile railroad track in his garden)

each set of leaves is topped with soft yellow flowers

803 expired) (aka: Anisocampium niponicum) Oregon's Diana Ballantyne introduced this stunning

and fancy hotels

Yucca elata var verdiensis Sanguinaria so we thought it wasYucca elata var. verdiensis is somewhat of a mystery yucca that can be found growing on dry, rocky slopes between 1000 and 6000' elevation in South Central Arizona. Yucca elata var. verdiensis has been rumored to be a natural hybrid between Yucca elata and either Yucca angustissima or Yucca glauca. Yucca elata var. verdiensis forms a symmetrical rosette of hundreds of 1' long, pencil thin, blue green leaves. With great age, it may develop a very short