Yucca elata Hidalgo Cystopteris and named in 1958 by

and named in 1958 by Dr

returning in fall as soil moisture increases

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Clematis fruticosa 'Mongolian Gold' forms a shrubby 18" tall x 4' wide clump of arching cinnamon stems clothed with rubbery

Yucca elata Hidalgo Cystopteris and named in 1958 by(aka: Yucca elata RCH719) Yucca elata 'Hidalgo' are our seed grown plants from a Randall Hitchin seed collection in Hidalgo County, New Mexico at 4,260' elevation, where it grows widespread along the highway. In cultivation, we rarely see Yucca elata exceed 2 3' tall, but if your grandkids live long enough and still live in the same house, they may see stunning 10' tall specimens. The clumps are composed of multiple 3' wide heads of narrow green