Don ..... I grow half and dozen or so Yucca trees here on the east coast and I actually like the look they give more them palms. The grand-daddy of them all in size is the Yucca faxoniana ... huge barking trunk in diameter and very cold and moisture tolerant ..... the Rostratas are nice too, the Yucca elata in my opinion is the most cold and moisture tolerant maybe only second to the Rostrata. Make sure you plant them in well drained soil, do not over water, and you may want to raise the bed a good 6-12 inches .... make sure you identify where the root and trunk lines are and do not plant the yucca above the trunk line, it will rot at the base if you do so ... do not heavy mulch either ... Yuccas are very cold tolerant, more so then palms but they can not stand long period of moisture in the winter months, mulch holds to much moisture around the base, they are better off taking the cold at the cost of keeping as much moisture away from the base. Calplants mail-order in Vegas has large size Yucca trees for sale and ship. Good luck Like another post here ..... Windmill palms, do you protect them in the winter???

Have yucca seseds but not sure what species. email susan@wizzasmum.freeserve.co.uk

The pup should be miltiple.

Thanks so much. My red ones just finished flowering & have about 8 seed pods that are green so the timing will probably be about the same. I'll contact you when my seeds turn brown & start splitting in a few weeks as a reminder since hers may be about ready, too. You & your friend are a "Blessing" to me & I'm "Thanking God" for you both, Trudy