Yucca (Palmlilie) (M) geenbloemen die Kanonierblume

die Kanonierblume

It owes this name to the red-brown

Tillandsia hardly need any water

makes more sense

We think that's such a shame and that's why we're doing everything we can to get our hands on him

Yucca (Palmlilie) (M) geenbloemen die KanonierblumeHey cowboy, here's Johnny! Johnny the Yucca grew up in arid areas of Central and North America. Especially in the Yucca Valley, near the famous Joshua Tree National Park, you will find Johnny's family. In German, yuccas are called the yucca palms. Why? Good question, because the yucca is not part of the real palm family, but of the so called succulents. Johnny is used to the dry desert air of Texas and therefore doesn't have many demands on his food.