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What kind of palm is this

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I found this growing in Indiana today, I didn't think I've ever seen any of this type growing here in the wild like this before. Definitely is and out of place.

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9 minutes ago, tonyparsons88 said:

I found this growing in Indiana today, I didn't think I've ever seen any of this type growing here in the wild like this before. Definitely is and out of place.

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It's not a palm, it looks like some type of cold hardy yucca or something similar.

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7 minutes ago, tonyparsons88 said:

I found this growing in Indiana today, I didn't think I've ever seen any of this type growing here in the wild like this before. Definitely is and out of place.

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Not a Palm but a Yucca.. Possibly Y. filimintosa, which is common up there..

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It would definitely have to be hardy after this year anyway, thank you

 

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