Agave sp Azul Monterrey Green Veronicastrum we have not found this

we have not found this to be the case with our 2008-planted clump

This quagmire should be settled back to the original and correct cultivar ‘Koki’

evergreen leaves

commonly known as slender toothwort

This truly unique hosta is certain to make a dazzling specimen in your garden

Agave sp Azul Monterrey Green Veronicastrum we have not found thisAgave sp. 'Azul Monterrey' has been touted as a possible new century plant species, but our theory is that it constitutes a naturally occurring hybrid swarm between Agave ovatifolia, Agave asperrima, and Agave montana. This high elevation population was discovered in the Monterrey area of Northern Mexico, where it grows on karst limestone mountains, in an open pine oak forest. In our early trials, Agave ovatifolia and Agave asperrima genes appear the