Igor,I haven't had much luck with Yucca rigida. I have tried some in the unheated greenhouse, but none of them has survived for long. The same goes fo...
Hello Tim,Thanks for showing some of your favorite Yuccas.Yes, many Yuccas look their best right now. But soon the "fungi-season" starts, and the weak...
I have three "suspects" for incidental pollination of Yuccas in Europe. Bumblebee's frequently visit the Yucca flowers and Hoverflies (family Syrphida...
I forgot,The reason why we get so much snow in our garden, is that we have farmers fields on 3 sides of our garden. So if it snows with just a little ...
Hello Igor,The winter of 2012-13 was not very cold, "only" very long and very dry. I think, that the coldest were -16C and most of the time only -2 to...
Adam,Your plants looks great. But I have no idea what the first Yucca is, it's NOT aliofolia. Is the leaves serrated or not?I have an advice for you. ...
You are absolutely right. The 4 last winters has been quite hard on out plants. The four winters were very different from each other, so those plants ...
Hello,It's easy to understand why this in one of your favorites. How long are the leaves 3½ - 4 feet? I had a similar plant, which unfortunately died...
Tim, it's an outstanding inflorescence this Yucca have. It must be the only Yucca bloom which can make you Yucca constricta x filamentosa flowers look...
Another favorite of mine is this Hungarian hybrid:Yucca glauca ssp. stricta x baccata, made by Demeter Janakidisz, Hungary.I find this one is much mor...
Dear Igor,Thanks for the news. It is indeed a very sad story. What a lose of life's work within the field of Botany. I suspect that the same happened ...
Tim,Yes, your Yucca filamentosa x rostrata are quite similar, I think the only difference is, that the leaves on yours are more rigid, a little shorte...
Igor,Your Yucca filamentosa "Tennessee" x reverchonii-thompsoniana looks great. I can't remember if I have any of this cross. I know that I have a "bi...
Hello Andy,I do not expect that hybrid Yucca glauca x linearifolia will be hardy outside in our garden, but I hope, that they will be OK in the unheat...