Yucca harrimaniae Waynes Whorl
This offering of the Great Basin (Colorado and Utah) native is seed grown from a sandstone ledge collection @ 5,100′ elevation in Wayne County, Utah.  Yucca harrimaniae ‘Wayne’s Whorl’ makes a great rock garden-sized 18″ tall specimen. The compact specimens are composed of a very short trunk and a 2′ wide terminal whorl of stiff, hairy, narrow, grey-green leaves. When the clumps mature, they produce 30″ upright spikes of large white bells…similar to the taller-spiked Yucca angustissima. As with most plants from the Great Basin region, good drainage is important in both summer and winter.
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