Agave parryi ssp neomexicana Syneilesis The foliage of deciduous types

The foliage of deciduous types can be removed as soon as it becomes unsightly

southeast endemic pitcher plant

This easy-to-grow and most amazing iris relative hails from a large region from Florida west to Texas and south to Uruguay

The need for conservation of this structural marvel is quite high

In the eastern US the ruby throated hummingbirds will visit the flowers in years when the blooming corresponds with their arrival

Agave parryi ssp neomexicana Syneilesis The foliage of deciduous types(aka: Agave neomexicana) The North American native, Agave parryi ssp. neomexicana, hails from the dry deserts of southern New Mexico and west Texas. Agave parryi ssp. neomexicana forms rosettes of 1' long, blue green leaves, usually accompanied by offsets around the base of the mother plant an elegant, drought tolerant specimen for the sunny rock garden. When mature, Agave parryi ssp. neomexicana will be topped with a gigantic 10' tall flower spike