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Old Native Yucca Pups

 
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I have raw land that has a few Yucca trees on it. There are several pups, however, they look pretty old. I've only seen cuttings taken from small yuccas, can I still propagate these? I'd like to spread them around the property if possible.
What kind of pruner could do this? Chainsaw?

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If you're going to try any, the smallest one is the best bet - dig down a little into the dirt before you cut - a sharp pair of tree-limb "loppers" might work for you.

any dried seed pods lying about that you can plant the seeds from?
 
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