Yucca treculeana is a small, evergreen accent plant with thick, concave leaves. The green, three foot long leaves are about three inches across with sharply pointed ends and tough fibers along the margins. They grow in clusters at the terminal ends of the stem, with the dried, dead leaves hanging below. The young plant usually forms a single trunk and can grow several branches as it matures. Y. treculeana reaches heights up to 12 feet, and seven feet across (2,4,5). In the spring, it blooms a spectacular small white to light purple flower that comes in large clusters, located on a stalk that erects from the center of the leaf rosette (2,4).