Yucca campestris Richard Lynch and the plant earned the

and the plant earned the folk name kidney-bush along the way

Should be planted in partial to full shade where it blooms in mid to late spring

leathery leaves are edged in a clean band of creamy white

turning up in widely scattered localities from Georgia to Texas

Yucca campestris Richard Lynch and the plant earned theA clumping or sometimes solitary stem Yucca with narrow blue green leaves 1 3 feet long. Stems lacking or up to 3 feet tall. Dense panicle of white bell like flowers not held high above the leaves. A plant of very deep sandy soils or dunes in west Texas. Might prove good on sandy sites in full sun. Grown from seed collected in Ward County, Texas