Yucca neomexicana Cimarron Helianthus it has learned to reproduce

it has learned to reproduce by plantlets that form on the old flower stalks

This fast multiplying clone makes a 2' wide clump

a sport of Brunnera 'Langtrees' that makes a brilliant

Snow Fairy Bluebeard is pollinated by an array of butterflies

It's been decades since we've had enough to share

Yucca neomexicana Cimarron Helianthus it has learned to reproduce(aka: Yucca harrimaniae var. neomexicana) We are very excited to share a limited seed grown offering of the North American native Yucca neomexicana from 4,300' elevation in Cimarron Co, Oklahoma (on the Colorado New Mexico border) This tiny population of the narrow blue leaf soapwort is renown for its miniature plants with heads of foliage no more than 8" across. We anticipate that these will reach 2' tall at maturity perfect for the dry, sunny rock