yucca baccata plant total 30 48 cm no 2 Howea forsteriana Architectural Form: Features a striking

Architectural Form: Features a striking trunk topped with a dense rosette of elegant

Howea forsteriana (Kentia palm or thatch palm) is a species of flowering plant in the palm family Arecaeae

It is an easy plant for cultivation in temperate climates

It has large stiff leaves in a rosette

in the south of the Chihuahua desert

yucca baccata plant total 30 48 cm no 2 Howea forsteriana Architectural Form: Features a strikingYucca baccata Because Yucca baccata occurs in a wide range in much of the south western USA and northern Mexico, it is a variable species. There are small trunked cluster forming plants that develop rosettes of 5 50 heads, developing clumps way over 2 meters. In other areas plants form single trunks up to 2 m. Single trunks often curve and branch out. The leaves also vary considerably in colour: there are blue green forms and grey green from western