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Neil Sperry: Red yucca has deep roots, so don't dig it up to divide it

Summary by Waco Tribune-Herald
I am completely comfortable with my recommendation of nandinas. They are winter-hardy plants that have no common insect or disease problems. They are well suited to sun or shade, and they’re adapted all across Texas.

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Neil Sperry: Red yucca has deep roots, so don't dig it up to divide it

I am completely comfortable with my recommendation of nandinas. They are winter-hardy plants that have no common insect or disease problems. They are well suited to sun or shade, and they’re adapted all across Texas.

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Waco Tribune-Herald broke the news on Friday, April 24, 2026.
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