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    Where can I find yucca flowers and fruit?
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    Yucca trees grow in the southwest of U.S and in some desert-like areas in other parts of the world.
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    Can I eat the seed pod of the flowers or can the pod be replanted?
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    Yes, you can eat it and it can be replanted.
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    Can I cut the yucca flower for display, and if I do how long will it last?
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    You could. However, the scent can be quite overwhelming indoors.
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    What about the roots of the yucca plant?
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    Yucca root can actually be toxic if consumed in large quantities, so it's best to use caution when ingesting it. Some people do use a teaspoon of finely chopped yucca root to make a medicinal tea that is supposed to help with arthritis and other joint pain, though. However, there is little scientific evidence to support the claim that yucca root helps with those aliments.
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