I took this photo of this beautiful yucca glauca bloom (Great Plains yucca) in Arches National Park in May.
For interesting info on yucca plants see Wikipedia's yucca page. And also according to a Wikipedia post on edible flowers, yucca glauca (and several other species of yucca) make the list. Ask the yucca moth!
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October 23, 2007
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