Agave albomarginata Hakuro Shiro Fukurin Malaysia Related to the more tropical

Related to the more tropical and edible Manihot esculenta

Soon they become a foot tall candelabra of pendant green bells

Salvia 'Indigo Spires' arose as a cross of Salvia farinacea x Salvia longispicata

Well-drained woodland soils are the key for success with our native Iris cristata

the clumps are topped in May and June with 2' tall floral spikes of terminal dark purple flowers

Agave albomarginata Hakuro Shiro Fukurin Malaysia Related to the more tropical(formerly sold as A. funkiana) Agave 'Hakuro Shiro Fukurin' is a virtually unobtainable century plant, we originally purchased from Thailand in 2006 as an Agave lophantha, which it's obviously not. In fact, it turned out to be a variegated selection of the Central Mexican (Sonora, Sinaloa) coastal dune dwelling Agave albomarginata. The 18" long x 1" wide, upright, shallowly grooved leaves are dark green and edged with a dramatic wide white border. The