What is this plant? (leaf, identify this plant, blooming, spray)

[Goat_Hill]

Does anyone know what this plant is called?

[KTMOON]

I think it is a lily of the valley but I'm not positive. Check out P. Allen Smith Asiatic vs. Oriental Lilies on youtube.

[azoria]

It's a yucca.

[nuts2uiam]

It is a yucca for sure, azoria is correct. Do not consider this for your home, unless you can plant in an area you don't think you will ever want to remove it from. We had them in my former home and they were a bear to remove.

[luv4horses]

Sideways Yucca. It only grows out of rotated photgraphs (sorry, bad joke).

Yucca are lovely, such great 'statement' plants. They are often associated with hot desert climates, yet they tolerate freezing weather as well.

[Hollytree]

They are really just yuc when they are not blooming. I've been trying to eradicate one for years but it's really hard to get all the roots.

[thatguydownsouth]

Originally Posted by luv4horses

Sideways Yucca. It only grows out of rotated photgraphs (sorry, bad joke).

Yucca are lovely, such great 'statement' plants. They are often associated with hot desert climates, yet they tolerate freezing weather as well.

lol

[seasick]

Soft-leaf yucca. The seed pods are interesting. People out here sometimes spray paint them gold and put them on the Christmas tree.

[Goat_Hill]

Thank you everyone for helping me identify this plant and letting me know it can also be hard to eradicate if it becomes established. Good gardening to everyone!