Hi, I have a yukka that is approx 4 ft high and well established. It is getting too big for the house and I was wondering if it would survive outdoors in it's large pot in the English climate?
Thanks
Richard.

I don't think it would be good for it here are a couple links that might be helpful

Exotic Plants in a Cool Climate (http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~jimella/exotic.htm)

Yucca Plant Care | The Versatile Spineless Yucca Excellent for Indoor Use (http://www.plant-care.com/yucca-plant.html)

Hi Richard, I 've had a yucca plant for over 20 years, which is around 5ft high, like yourself it is taking over the house.

I have actually chopped it off twice now, because of it's size,both times it has been in mid-summer and I have put it outside, each time it has flourished back to it's former glory.

I must add that these summers were the scorching hot ones and not like the present day.

Yucca plants are sold in garden centres here in Ontario already quite mature. They survive our climate extremes and keep growing.

:rolleyes: I was going to say that I have one in WV that's doing fine and several here in SW PA that thrive. All have been in the ground and left there for >20 yrs. But tickle beats me w/ Ontario...