#1578 Yucca filamentosa

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Yucca rostrata (Pollen from Ruud Wouterson)

This cross where made in 2007. I did get three seed pods which were given the following number:
BMJ #2091
BMJ #2092
BMJ #2093

The seeds from this cross were sown in 2008. All my own specimens did unfortunately die as seedling during their first winter, they were most likely freeze dried, and not killed by the temperature!

The first two specimens bloomed in 2014 in the garden of Tim Behan, MA, USA (he has 4 different clones/specimens which were sown in 2009, photos further below). And there are at least 1 more clone in a garden in Germany.

Short description one of the plants of this cross the:
please look at the photos further below.

Propagation:
This hybrid is not yet propagated, and is only cultivated by a very few people in the USA and Germany.

Hybrids made with this hybrid as one of the parent plants:

This hybrid is also self fertile:

This is a clone which makes a few horizontal rhizomes, which can be used for progation. Photo from June 21st. 2014.	This is a clone which makes a few horizontal rhizomes, which can be used for progation. Photo from July 13th. 2014.	This is a clone which makes a few horizontal rhizomes, which can be used for progation. Photo from July 13th. 2014.	This is a clone which makes a few horizontal rhizomes, which can be used for progation. Photo from July 13th. 2014.
The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 1st. 2014.	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 14th. 2014.	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 21st. 2014.	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 21st. 2014.
The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 1st. 2014..	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 1st. 2014.	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from July 4th. 2014.	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from July 4th. 2014
The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from July 4th. 2014	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from July 4th. 2014	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from July 4th. 2014	The largest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from July 12th. 2014
The smallest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 4th. 2014	The smallest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 5th. 2014	The smallest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from June 21st. 2014	The smallest of the clones in Tim Behan's garden. Photo from July 4th. 2014

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