Title: How to Grow and Care for Yucca Plants | Garden Design
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YUCCA BASICS
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HOW TO PLANT YUCCA
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YUCCA PLANT CARE
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TYPES OF YUCCA PLANTS
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Yucca filamentosa 'Color Guard'
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Yucca gloriosa ‘Bright Star’
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LANDSCAPE DESIGN TIPS
GROWING INDOORS

Content: Propagation: New starts can be grown from offsets, root cuttings or seed. If propagating from offsets, remove them in spring, strip off any foliage, and plant. Water them well to start and keep them protected until roots are growing. Root cuttings can be taken in winter or spring from mature plants. Dig down and cut a 3-inch section from the existing root structure. Keep the cutting in a cool, dry place for a couple of days before planting. Place it in potting soil and in a location where it will receive indirect light. Roots should begin to grow in about three to four weeks. See above in How to Plant for more information on growing from seed.