Beschorneria yuccoides
(Note: This is an updated post with the spelling corrected: The plant is not blooming now, but ... it has had pups! Multiple plant offsets have formed at the base and I'm in the process of detaching a few.)
With each passing day the Beschorneria flowering stalk continues to unfurl.
The weather persists in a strangely cold and wet pattern, despite having entered the Bay Area's dry season. Still, the garden has enjoyed a thorough, natural, watering and that's a good thing!
Yes I reckon the natives are loving this weather but my warm season veggies are a different story!
ReplyDeleteHello Alice, i never thought I'd ever say this but whereas over your place you have rain, over here in England we are crying out for rain! What an amazing plant..
ReplyDeleteI had to look that one up, Alice. What an unusual colour! I have the white ones here but they won't bloom for months:D
ReplyDeleteHi Lesley
DeleteI'm unfamiliar with other species. You've got me curious to see your white form!