San Angelo Yucca – A small, green, narrow-leafed Yucca native to the Texas hill country. Only growing to be 1-3 feet tall at maturity, this petite Yucca is perfect for small yards or those with limited planting space. In early summer, one tall flower stalk covered in creamy bell-shaped flowers emerges from the center of the plant, which becomes a beacon for native pollinators, especially moths. This plant is extremely drought tolerant, needing next to no supplemental watering, even in the hottest parts of summer. It is also reasonably cold hardy, withstanding temperatures as low as 15 degrees Fahrenheit without damage. Plant in full sun and in well-draining, rocky soil.