Adam's Needle [ Must Watch ]

Zones 4–10; it is exceptionally cold-hardy and heat-tolerant. Maintenance & Pruning

Wear sturdy gloves to remove dead or winter-burned leaves in early spring by cutting them close to the base.

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Adam’s Needle ( Yucca filamentosa ) is an indestructible, evergreen succulent native to the Southeastern U.S., famous for its sword-like leaves with curly, thread-like filaments. It is a quintessential low-maintenance plant, thriving in tough conditions like drought, heat, and poor sandy soil. Quick Care Summary

Generally resistant, but can be affected by yucca weevils (which eat the roots), scale, or mealybugs. How to Grow and Care for Adam's Needle

Cut spent flower spikes down to the base in late summer to keep the plant tidy.

Caution is required as leaf tips are sharp enough to pierce skin; keep away from walkways. Potential Issues Cut spent flower spikes down to the base

Full sun is essential (6-8 hours daily) for strong growth and flowering.