Title: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
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How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Step 2 - Place in Planting Trays
Step 3 - Water and Place in Warm Spot
Step 4 - Watch Size and Transplant as Needed
Step 5 - Move Outside

Content: How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds | DoItYourself.com
How to Grow a Yucca from Seeds
Written by Justin Stewart
on Oct 28, 2009
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What You'll Need
Yucca seeds
Plastic container
Paper towel
Water
Planting trays
Soil
Additional planting pots
Fertilizer
What You'll Need
Yucca seeds
Plastic container
Paper towel
Water
Planting trays
Soil
Additional planting pots
Fertilizer
The best way to start a new yucca plant is with yucca seeds. This plant is a hardy, woodsy perennial that grows to about 18 to 20 inches, producing beautiful white flowers atop straight stems with sword-like leaves. This great addition to any garden will flower from the middle of summer through to late fall. Continue reading below Our Video of the Day
Growing yucca from seeds requires a lot of time and patience. If you have these things to spare, you can have a striking plant ready for your garden. Here are some steps to follow when growing a new yucca plant from seeds. Step 1 - Start Seeds in Winter
Unlike a lot of plants, you'll need to start your yucca seeds during the winter indoors. This is best done indoors instead of direct planting into the soil, as it takes anywhere from a month to a year for the seeds to germinate and if the conditions are not right, they will fail. To get the seeds started, place them in a plastic container on top of a paper towel.