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  1. shiney

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    I have been sent this picture. The flower is forming at the top - camouflaged a bit by the brickwork. Sorry about double image but couldn't separate them.

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    Looks like a Yucca
     
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Y. Flaccidia perhaps.
       
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        I thought it was a Yucca but don't remember having seen one with what appears to be pinkish flowers. Of course, the pink could just be the outer cover of the flowers.
         
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        Or perhaps Y filamentosa
         
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          The pink is not the flower colour it is what you say just the outer covering
           
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