Similar to Yucca glauca, Yucca constricta makes a 3′ wide rosette of very narrow, glaucous-green leaves with what appears to be a white border. With age, Yucca constricta will develop a short 2′ trunk. In late spring, the clumps are topped with a dramatic 6′ tall flowering spike of white bell-shaped flowers…a beautiful accent plant and hummingbird fiesta. This Yucca Do collection of Yucca constricta comes from Real County, Texas, so I guess when it flowers, you’ll have a Real-ity show…sorry, it’s really late at night and I’ve polished off far too many glasses of chocolate milk to be vaguely coherent.
