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Silent Sunday: variegated Yucca in flower
28 Sunday Oct 2018
Posted in Silent Sunday
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The flowers are beautiful in close up
Aren’t they, I had no idea how waxy they look and what lovely markings they have
Oh, that was worth waiting for! Glad it flowered for you!
Yes I feel rather chuffed that it has. I suspect it will weaken the plant though
A most beautiful image, Dorris, love the combo with the fiery red Parthenocissus. It’s a fab year for Yucca, they look amazing around here. The flower shouldn’t weaken the plant, you’ll get more and more every year…actually nothing will ever weaken a yucca 😉 Happy autumn days
thanks Annette thats good to know.