Yucca aloifolia Magenta Magic Himalayan Mountains something to do with the

something to do with the location that it was originally found

winter drainage and protection from moisture below 20 degrees F is absolutely critical

but only recently made it into commerce thanks to epimedium guru

(aka: Eucomis autumnalis var

since this poor plant's identity has been batted around by taxonomists more than a tennis ball on Wimbledon's Centre Court

Yucca aloifolia Magenta Magic Himalayan Mountains something to do with theOur friends at the Briggs Nursery propagation lab solved an age old mystery when a few of their tissue cultures of Yucca 'Blue Boy' mutated, only to discover that it had reverted back to a purple leaf form of the Southeast US native Yucca aloifolia. Since the cultivar name 'Purpurea' is hopelessly confused in the trade, this clone has been named Yucca aloifolia 'Magenta Magic', (mistakenly originally listed as 'Indigo Dagger'). We also originally