Agave difformis Azul Brahea when the new foliage emerges

when the new foliage emerges

when there is usually a flowering lull between the flowers of spring and the flowers of summer

Sarracenia leucophylla 'Sumter' is a clonal selection from an original division shared by plantsman Doug Walker from a population in Sumter County in central Georgia

first showing in early January

where it was spotted originally by Georgia palm guru

Agave difformis Azul Brahea when the new foliage emergesAgave difformis 'Azul' is a new, wild collection from Northeastern Mexico, with foliage that is much more glaucous blue than anything we've ever seen in this species, which makes us wonder if its not actually Agave albomarginata. The narrow upright foliage, edged in papery teeth, creates small clumps that spread to form a decent sized patch. We have yet to try these in the ground, so hardiness is in question, although other forms of Agave difformis