To me they looked more like Dreceana then Yucca. Id love to know the species, and give em a try up here ( im pretty sure you were thinking the same thing lol)

They are a more soft leaved Yucca so the leaves droop more but they look almost exactly like the
type you see all over in yards up well into Canada.

Here's another pic of this variety-you can see the trunk if you look closely-

O'damn, now look at those babies,why didn't I snatch some? 😈

Here are some more pics from the trip.

Rose window in Cathedral

Big a$$ bird at the zoo-damn noisy too 😆

Whats this thing called?-he carries his house on his back!

Couple for Bill

Magnolia

Chammy

Old man palm

Friendly little chap

American Holly

As far as I know, the most common one ive seen is Yucca Filamentosa (sp). I dont know to much about them, paulont knows more as far as I knwo.

Lasiocarpa are cool. I think i might have one. I mixed up the pots 👿 Looks healthy there.... Im waitin on some red torch ginger to sprout too...

Great pics once again dude

Thanks Mon

Those yellow nanas are nice, looking at mine they'll probably bloom over the winter, I stopped fertilizing them too.

Real pretty mag. there awesome!!!

Bill