The Yucca can reach 30' in height, and blooms with all its beauty thoughout June.
The plants can fully populate the desert floor.
Though usually a single plant it can form clumps.
The Yucca blossoms supplied southwestern Indians with food.
They used the leaves as fibers for baskets, sandals, and nets, and the roots for soap or shampoo.
Yucca blossoms are also an important food source for the nectar consuming bats.