Yucca filamentosa

This plant typically reaches a mature size of about 3 feet tall and 3.5 feet wide. Because it has an upright and spreading form, you should give it enough room to accommodate that width so the foliage isn't crowded by other plants.

Yes, 'Color Guard' is considered resistant to both deer and rabbits. Its tough, fibrous, and somewhat sharp foliage makes it an unappealing snack for most garden pests.

No, it is exceptionally drought-tolerant once established. While it needs regular watering during its first season to settle in, it thrives in dry conditions thereafter and prefers soil that isn't constantly wet.

Absolutely. While it performs best and produces the most vibrant foliage color in full sun, it is quite adaptable and will grow well in partial shade as well.

This variety is very adaptable and can handle a wide range of soil types. The only condition it cannot tolerate is waterlogged or heavy, soggy soil, so ensure your planting site has decent drainage.

Yes, 'Color Guard' is hardy in USDA zones 4 through 10. It is a robust, evergreen perennial that can withstand a wide range of temperatures, including cold winters and hot, humid summers.