
Yucca Gloriosa
With rosettes of rigid, sword-like leaves topped in summer by a tall spike of creamy white bells, the Glorious Yucca lives up to its name.

Care Profile
A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.
Origin
Central America
Light
Full sun
Watering
Rarely
Maintenance
Easy

The Spanish bayonet of the American coast
Native to the sandy coasts of the southeastern United States, Yucca Gloriosa raises its rosettes armed with rigid leaves, nicknamed 'Spanish bayonets'.
In summer it sends up a spectacular flower spike loaded with large cream bells, resists salt, drought, and cold, and structures dry and coastal gardens.
"The Yucca Gloriosa raises a torch of bells at the height of summer."
Styling Tip 01
Full Sun, Drained Soil
It demands sun and perfectly drained sandy soil.
Styling Tip 02
Rare Watering
Once established, it needs virtually no watering.
Styling Tip 03
Mind the Points
The leaves are sharp; keep it away from paths and play areas.
Similar plants
More botanical treasures to discover.
