Yucca flaccida Hairy Hippeastrum it can now be seen

it can now be seen growing in tropical climates worldwide

and quite different from the other Miscanthus sinensis types

(aka: Amorphophallus

it seems rather different from H

Yucca flaccida Hairy Hippeastrum it can now be seenPlant Delights is pleased to once again offer Yucca flaccida 'Hairy', a fabulous Tom Foley seeding selection of the Southeast US native, deer resistant, Yucca flaccida that we introduced first in 2005. Tom selected this clone from large seedling blocks because of its extreme hairiness. Okay, so it's still not as hairy as bigfoot on a bad hair day, but it's pretty darn hairy. The 18" tall x 3' wide clumps of glaucous leaves are dramatically adorned