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do you recognize this flowering plant?

comments (2) July 7th, 2009 in gallery

juanes juanes, member
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i inherited this plant when i bought my house. i would like to know the name of it. the spikes are 6 feet tall with white bell like flowers. the leaves stay green in the winter

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countryhomeplace writes: Yes! Thats what it is . I have two in my flower bed that I sug up off a hillside behind our house. Mine are very hugh now and I love them. I reall enjoyed the big white bells this year,(3 rd yr). I think they get bigger every year. Posted: 11:01 pm on July 13th
gardendigger writes: I believe that this is an Yucca filamentosa. Posted: 1:27 pm on July 8th
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