Hallo,

ich möchte hier mal einige Benny-Hybriden vorstellen.
Als erstes BMJ #2108 Y. flaccida x elata, seit 3 Jahren im Beet


BMJ #2000 Yucca 'karli' x elata


BMJ #2087 Y. angustissima ssp. kanabensis x filamentosa


BMJ #2017 Y. elata x filamentosa compact form


BMJ #2109 Y. flaccida x elata


BMJ #2089 Y. filamentosa x angustissima ssp. kanabensis


und als letztes BMJ #2383 Y. 'Bright Edge' x rupicola


Glückauf
Horst

the Y. flaccida x elata in the first photo looks interesting. I would like to see that hybrid when it's mature.

You have a Y. elata x filamentosa! Great. I'm surprised to see the narrow leaves. I would have guessed wide or wider leaves on that hybrid.

So many beautiful plants!
Martin

Hello Martin,

welcome here in this forum. Are you Martin Tversted?

Yes, its me

Hi Horst,

I forgot I had these hybrids from Benny.......it's the same #2108 flaccida x elata as you.

Hi Horst,
die sehen alle super aus.

Hier meine Yucca filamentosa 'Compact Form' × elata - Jensen hybrid #2015, die ist in diesem Jahr förmlich explodiert.

Hello Horst,

It's nice to see that "my babies" grow well in your garden.

I have a question for you: Does the hybrid Yucca 'Bright Edge' x rupicola still have serrated leaves or have the edges become smoother as the leaves get bigger and bigger? I have noticed, that at least one of my plants do not have significant "teeth's" anymore. But the appearance is still very much like Yucca rupicola when seen from a distance.

Keep the photos coming :-)

Benny

Hello Horst & Tim,

I'm sure that your small elata-hybrids will grow much bigger in the coming years. My plants of this cross are quite small, while the first batch of seeds were killed by the winter 2009-10. I have another cross of Yucca flaccida x elata which were made with two different parent plants. Here is a photo of one of those:


Yucca flaccida x elata (BMJ #49 x elata pollen from in Mogens Madsen's garden, Kalunborg, Denmark)

Enjoy

Benny

Zitat von Cactusoo7 im Beitrag #

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Hello Horst,

It's nice to see that "my babies" grow well in your garden.

I have a question for you: Does the hybrid Yucca 'Bright Edge' x rupicola still have serrated leaves or have the edges become smoother as the leaves get bigger and bigger? I have noticed, that at least one of my plants do not have significant "teeth's" anymore. But the appearance is still very much like Yucca rupicola when seen from a distance.

Keep the photos coming :-)


Benny

Hello Benny,

no, the Y. 'BE' x rupicola has no serrated leaves jet. May be it will get this when it is older.


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here are to other hybrids with rupicola blood
it is MB 2009.30 rupicola x filata


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and this is the inverse hybrid MB 2009.21 filata x rupicola


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the pic of my Y. 'BE' x rupicola doesn't work. No one of this 3 hybrids with rupicola has serrated leaves.

Sascha,

your Y. fila compact form x elata looks much different from other 'filata' type Yuccas......this is nice to see. I like the short leaves.

Benny,

your Y. flaccida x elata looks very similar to other Y. filatas so far.

Horst,

great x rupicola hybrids.

Hi Tim,
You're absolutely right, the Yucca filamentosa compact form x elata hybrid differs in all sue on the Yucca filata.
The leaves were at the beginning rather flat and flexible but that seems to change with age,
the new leaves are more concave and more rigid than the old one.
That plant make also bigger filaments than Y. filata.

Hi Horst,
meine Yucca xkarlsruhensis x elata ist noch lange nicht so groß wie deine,
doch ich muss sagen es sieht so aus als hätte sie sich in diesem Jahr endlich etabliert,
da sie sich verdreifacht hat.