30 Adams Needle Yucca Seeds

Bring striking texture and year-round drama to your garden with Adams Needle Yucca (Yucca filamentosa) Shrub Seeds. This bold, evergreen perennial features sword-like foliage and towering white flower spikes, thriving in tough conditions where other plants fail.

Perfect for xeriscaping, borders, rock gardens, or as a sculptural accent, this low-maintenance native adds architectural interest and survives heat, cold, drought, and neglect.

🌟 Product Highlights:

✅ Bold Evergreen Structure – Sword-shaped leaves with curly white filaments
✅ Stunning Summer Blooms – 3–6 ft flower spikes with bell-shaped creamy-white flowers
✅ Low Maintenance – Thrives in poor soil, drought, and neglect
✅ Deer & Pest Resistant – Ideal for problem areas
✅ Cold Hardy – Grows in USDA Zones 4–10

🌱 Why Grow Adams Needle Yucca?

🌵 Tough-as-nails – thrives in hot, dry, poor soil conditions
🌸 Eye-catching white flower spikes attract pollinators
🐾 Deer & rabbit resistant – perfect for wildlife-heavy areas
🎯 Great for xeriscaping, borders, containers, and foundation planting
🛠️ Low care requirement – once established, needs minimal water or maintenance

🌿 Growing Tips:

✅ Seed Prep: Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours before planting
✅ Sowing: Start indoors in trays or sow directly outdoors in warm climates
✅ Soil: Well-drained, sandy or gritty soil is best
✅ Light: Full sun is ideal—needs 6+ hours of direct light
✅ Water: Water moderately until established, then allow to dry between waterings
✅ Spacing: Space plants 2–3 feet apart to accommodate mature spread
✅ Hardiness: Hardy in Zones 4–10; evergreen in warmer zones

❓ FAQ – Adams Needle Yucca Seeds

How long do Yucca seeds take to germinate?
With pre-soaking, germination typically occurs in 3–6 weeks.

Can I grow Yucca in a pot?
Yes! Yucca grows well in containers with excellent drainage and full sun.

Is it safe for pets or children?
The sharp leaves can cause skin irritation; it’s best placed away from play areas.

Will it survive winter?
Yes—Adams Needle is cold hardy down to USDA Zone 4 and remains evergreen in milder climates.

Does it need pruning?
Minimal—simply remove old flower stalks and damaged leaves as needed.