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Triangle Palm, Yucca and Thunbergia

By Linda Abbott Trapp © Linda Abbott Trapp 2008

The creamy white panicles of yucca's bell-shaped flowers may appear at any time during warm weather. The flower display is spectacular, with some clusters of the densely packed flowers reaching more than 3 feet in length.

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