Yucca harrimaniae Waynes Whorl Salt Tolerant Seaside Plants As with all Sarracenia leucophylla

As with all Sarracenia leucophylla forms

though it is normal for the foliage to become a bit raggedy by late summer and to even suffer from spider mites at this time

since Cleminov 51 isn't a real word and trademark law obviously went unread

There she was

Crinum x baconi will fit nicely in much smaller gardens

Yucca harrimaniae Waynes Whorl Salt Tolerant Seaside Plants As with all Sarracenia leucophyllaThis offering of the Great Basin (Colorado and Utah) native is seed grown from a sandstone ledge collection @ 5,100' elevation in Wayne County, Utah. Yucca harrimaniae 'Wayne's Whorl' makes a great rock garden sized 18" tall specimen. The compact specimens are composed of a very short trunk and a 2' wide terminal whorl of stiff, hairy, narrow, grey green leaves. When the clumps mature, they produce 30" upright spikes of large white bells similar to