Normalerweise ist hier das meiste schon verblüht, wenn es in Deutschland anfängt, aber nach diesem Kaltwinter sind wir wohl ziemlich gleichauf.
Dürfte wohl ein Gloriosa- und Filamentosajahr werden.

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LG Christian

Blooms are late here too with a cool, cloudy spring.

Yucca filamentosa x rostrata form #2, Benny Jensen seed.


Yucca filamentosa x glauca, Navajo Country seed 2001. This is the first time to bloom.


Yucca filamentosa x rostrata form #3, Benny Jensen seed.


Yucca filamentosa x elata #5, Navajo Country seed.


Yucca gloriosa form


Yucca 'constricta x filamentosa' X reverchonii-thompsoniana


Yucca filamentosa/flaccida x rostrata #1, Thomas Boeuf seed.


Yucca 'Alzenau' x rostrata, Thomas Boeuf seed.


Yucca filamentosa x reverchonii-thompsoniana


Yucca flaccida 'Poconos Mts., PA' x filata


Yucca aloifolia x glauca v stricta X arkansana

Hi Tim,

nice to see your filamentosa x rostrata from Benny. My offspring of this crossing is not blooming but it is a monster and it seems to be a trunker.






I'm very astonished to see that your filamentosa x glauca is a trunker.

It's great to see your Y. Filamentosa x rostrata. Mine was slow to bloom, so perhaps next year you'll get a bloom. And yes, it's a monster.

Y. filamentosa x glauca has tall trunks since this is its first bloom!!!!! It took 16 years to bloom. Glaucas are very shy bloomers in my climate.

Y. arkansana Moud City, MO