The Red Yucca Palm grows well outside in warm climates, but is not a fast growing tree. The deep burgundy, lance-like leaves of the Thornless Red Yucca characterize this outstanding plant as a striking colored specimen that is rarely seen in landscapes. Thornless Red Yucca do well in dry soils and are very drought resistant. Pictured is a beautiful Thornless Red Yucca of the Dracaena baueri is three years old and was found growing on St. Simon's Island, GA, with a lovely spike of salmon red tubular bell-shaped aloe-like flowers. The Red Yucca Palm Tree is a beautiful red leaved, slender tree, growing 8-10 feet at maturity with burgundy-red leaves, and even though this plant is not a palm, it is evergreen when planted and grown in temperatures above 20 F. The unfading, red color on the leaves of the Thornless Red Yucca look terrific in clay pots, and white flowers form atop the stem of the Thornless Red Yucca and appear during June or July in Georgia. The Red Yucca Palm is a perfect office or indoor containerized plant for Northern States, and will draw entertaining stares from office visitors.