We love this exotic looking houseplant – bring a totally tropical feeling to your home with this lovely plant!With spiked green, sword-shaped leaves springing up from the palm-like trunk, this narrow houseplant makes a striking statement and has a very sculptural look that’s fits easily in any corner of the home.

This houseplant is a sun lover, so it needs somewhere where it can soak up the rays – a south-facing window would be ideal so it can lap up the light. Its unusual among houseplants – a lot of them cant take direct sun but this one really loves basking in direct light.

Yucca Elphatipes gets its name from its trunk – which, over time, thickens to resemble an elephants foot! We like this striking houseplant in a basket for a stylish magazine kind of look.

Most people know the Yucca plant – but what really makes it outstanding is the way you style it – think carefully about your planter or you can even use a basket. We do a great selection of potsthat can add that special touch to your plant.

What a wonderful gift this would make! Well add in a free, handwritten card if you tell us your gift message – just leave a note of it at the basket stage of the checkout and well arrange the rest.

No giveaway paperwork either!

Yucca care level

Yuccaareeasy-care plants, suitable for those new to houseplants.

Where should I put it?

Yucca likes a sunny spot – a conservatory is ideal.

How should I water it?

You can water frequently in summer, sparingly in winter. Make sure you dont let your plant sit in water in its pot – allow it to drain thoroughly before you put it back into the planter.

Should I feed it?

You can feed once or twice a month during spring and summer – try our vegan, organic plant food.

Is it suitable if I have pets?

No, it can be toxic to pets.

What size is it?

W14cm x H60cm