Yucca treculeana Carr. flower
This dramatic plant may be as much as 5 meters(16 ft) tall in bloom. The flowers are eaten in some parts of Latin America as a seasonal treat. Yuccas are pollinated by a moth that carries pollen from one plant to another and actually stuffs a ball of pollen down the stigma of the flower. She then lays her eggs in the ovary of the same flower. This deliberate pollination insures that her offspring will have seeds to feed on in the developing fruit. Jan.-April 
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gsklirisg
Μagee This is wonderfull !!!
cherylc1
beautiful
Magee
Thank you both! I don’t know what it is! I stumbled upon it yesterday.
MichelleR
Stunning! Beautiful capture.
Magee replied
Thank you Michelle! You don’t happen to know what it might BE, by any chance do you? lol!!
Jim Caldwell
You are too good for an amateur. Change your status
Magee replied
That sounds like an order Jim!! lolol! x
Rpnzle
Lovely! I think it is a Yucca (sp) flower, they grow very tall. One stalk out of spikey leaves with wonderful white flowers.
Jim Caldwell
Please
Hayley Watson
That is lovely Mum…...(can’t think of anything else to say)