High Country Gardens Texas Red Yucca

At maturity, this plant reaches a height of 60 inches and a spread of about 36 inches. Ensure you provide enough room for the foliage to fan out and for the tall flower spikes to stand unobstructed.

Yes, the Texas Red Yucca is hardy in zones 5-10. It is surprisingly cold-tolerant, provided the soil remains fast-draining and dry during the winter months to prevent root rot.

This succulent requires fast-draining, sandy soil. If your garden has heavy clay, you should amend the soil with grit or gravel to ensure proper drainage, as the plant will not tolerate sitting in wet, boggy conditions.

It is a very low-maintenance plant. Once established, it is highly drought-tolerant and requires minimal supplemental watering. You may simply trim back the spent flower stalks after the summer bloom season.

Yes, it is a favorite for hummingbirds. The tall, reddish-pink flower spikes provide a consistent nectar source throughout the summer months.

While it is generally considered deer-resistant, deer may occasionally browse the leaves if other food sources are scarce. However, it is a resilient plant that typically recovers well from such activity.