Agave ovatifolia Orca Polianthes and quite different from the

and quite different from the other Miscanthus sinensis types

It must store enough food to allow regrowth of new stems after being eaten by pipevine swallowtail butterfly larvae

The giant chartreuse clump is a knockout

The result is a seed strain of plants that produce clusters of 28" tall flowering stalks in early May (NC) from a winter basal rosette

All hellebores have been hand-selected for color after flowering

Agave ovatifolia Orca Polianthes and quite different from theAgave ovatifolia 'Orca' is already a plant of legend, discovered in the mountains of Northern Mexico. This stunning selection of Agave ovatifolia has blue leaves bordered by a very wide creamy yellow edge. We expect the mature size to be 2' tall x 4' wide. Thanks to expert horticultural techniques, the plant was propagated for ex situ conservation purposes, while the original clone remains high in the Mexican mountains. We are pleased to finally have