Agave schidigera Shiraito no hi Tanacetum even more dramatic than Colocasia

even more dramatic than Colocasia 'Big Dipper'

It remains obscure until late summer and into early fall

Each clump grows 20" tall and 24" wide

(aka: Disporum uniflorum) We first encountered this fairy bell in the wild in 1997 on Korea's Ulleung Island

Clumps must become established before scape branching is observed

Agave schidigera Shiraito no hi Tanacetum even more dramatic than Colocasia(aka: Agave filifera 'Compacta Marginata') Agave 'Shiraito no hi' is an amazing, but painfully slow growing century plant, that has been circulated in the collectors' market for several years, always at ridiculously high prices, since it doesn't make offsets. The 15" tall x 22" wide rosette is composed of dark green leaves, each highlighted by a dramatic creamy white border, curly white hairs, and converging pointed white bands on the reverse. The