Yucca rostrata: Characteristics and Care
The Yucca rostrata, popularly known as the blue yucca, is an arborescent succulent plant native to Mexico and Texas that stands out for its spherical rosette of fine, bluish leaves, supported by a slender trunk, making it one of the most ornamentally valued yuccas.
Its bluish foliage and sculptural, ball-shaped silhouette make it a highly sought-after specimen for xeriscaping and contemporary garden designs.
It tolerates extreme drought and cold very well once established, being one of the most frost-hardy yuccas.
At Ornacom, we directly cultivate each specimen, guaranteeing a balanced form and healthy development from the first years of planting.
Growing sheet
Exposure
Full sun
Watering
Very low
Soil
Well-drained
Hardiness
Up to 14°F (−10°C)
Bloom
Summer (mature specimens)
Growth
Slow – Moderate

5 L, 8/10 L, 15 L, 20/25 L, 30/40 L
5 L, 8/10 L, 15 L, 20/25 L, 30/40 L


