Yucca brevifolia (Joshua Tree, Yucca Palm, Tree Yucca)
Yucca brevifolia is a plant species from the Yucca genus. Only the Mojave Desert is home to the Joshua tree, the biggest of the yuccas. There are no natural stands of this beautiful, spike-leaved evergreen anywhere else on the planet. They usually have a central trunk with leaves growing in clusters out to the side. The tree's bark is often mottled, and it is made from sawn-off yucca logs that have been rooted.
Botanical Name : Yucca brevifolia
Common Name : Joshua Tree, Yucca Palm, Tree Yucca
Height : 10- 40 ft
Spread : 15 ft
Germination Info : No pre-treatment needed, Sow under glass
Hardiness zone : 8+
Average seed per ounce : Approx. 281