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Types of Yucca Root
The many varieties of yucca plants provide a good selection for landscape gardening. Growing from 2 feet to 30 feet and with a variety of root systems, selecting the yucca for your garden is a matter of climate, space and sunshine. Their ability to survive in the desert is the result of an absorbent root system. Spreading close to the surface, the fibrous roots of several types of yucca drink up every drop of water they can, storing it for future dry spells and preventing nearby plants from receiving water. The taproot system on some yucca dig deeply into the soil to search for water and nutrients. These roots are carrot-shaped and strong, and they're used in making root beer and soap.