17 or 18 years old. Has flowered twice. 25 cm of stem above ground. This particular clone is fully winterhardy unprotected in a rockery but for other reasons are in a pot right now.|addpics|n54-9-6b69.jpg|/addpics|

Hej Martin,

yours ist indeed a Mini Tree Yucca.
And as Thomas means, this beauty will flower again soon!

My oldest and smallest Y. nana which I obtained by Kakteen Haage about 20 years ago, without specification of the field number and provenance, but Imho is indicated the fh 1178.77, Mill Creek area, UT. That's the Mill Creek Canyon Wildernes Area, in Grand County and not the Mill Creek Canyon in Salt Lake County.

Even If my specimen older than yours, it's not such large as yours and has not flowered yet.

But this provenance stays really small rosulate, and grows indeed well without rain protection in the rockery!

My specimen captured today:





Mangel Hilsener

Jørgen

I also have very small specimen from this location. Almost like it never matures. And then my large clone that have flowered twice. I have treated them the same. I wonder what causes these differences in floral appearence? You have got one of the smaller growing ones.