Joshua Tree (Yucca Brevifolia)

Yucca brevifolia, commonly known as the Joshua tree, is a true icon of the southwestern United States. This majestic tree-like yucca is a symbol of rugged beauty, standing tall amidst the arid landscape of the Mojave Desert. Its origins trace back to ancient times, where it has survived and thrived in this harsh environment for thousands of years.

The Joshua tree's history is as fascinating as it is ancient. The tree gets its name from the biblical figure Joshua, as it was believed by early Mormon settlers to resemble his outstretched arms, guiding them to their promised land. The Joshua tree has also played an important role in the history of the indigenous people of the region, who used it for food, clothing, and medicine.

But it is the Joshua tree's undeniable beauty that captures the imagination and fills the heart with wonder. Its unique silhouette, with its thick trunk and twisted branches, looks as if it has been sculpted by the wind and sun. In the spring, the tree produces striking white flowers that bloom at night, attracting moths and other nocturnal pollinators. And when the sun sets, the Joshua tree casts an otherworldly silhouette against the vibrant hues of the desert sky.

There is a sense of timelessness and resilience in the Joshua tree's form, as if it has been standing watch over the desert for eons. Its rugged beauty is a testament to the endurance of life in even the harshest of environments, and it is this resilience that makes it all the more captivating.

For those lucky enough to witness the majesty of the Joshua tree in person, it is an unforgettable experience. Its beauty is a reminder of the power and wonder of nature, and a testament to the endurance of life in even the harshest of environments.

• These are wild harvested on private land, tagged legally by government

• Shipped bare root

• They will differ slightly from photos

Sun: full

Water: low

Soil: Sandy

*Tips for planting

Choose a suitable location: Joshua trees require full sun exposure and well-draining soil. Choose a spot that gets plenty of sunlight and where the soil is not prone to waterlogging.

Prepare the soil: Joshua trees can grow in nutrient-poor soil, but it's still a good idea to prepare the planting area by removing any weeds, rocks, or other debris. Mix in some sand or gravel to improve drainage if necessary.

Once they have established themselves, Joshua trees require very little maintenance and can thrive in the harsh desert environment.

Current pricing on this item is for Shippable sizes. We have sizes ranging all the way up to 20ft tall. Please contact us for pricing on larger sizes and availability of local pick up.

*PHOTOS ARE EXAMPLES OF PLANT, THE ONE YOU WILL RECEIVE WILL DIFFER SLIGHTLY

SHIPPED BARE ROOT / PLEASE CHECK LOCAL SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS

*DOUBLE MEANS TWO HEADS

*SIZING :

SMALL 1-2FT

MEDIUM 2-3FT

LARGE 3-4FT

XL 4-5FT