Agave Americana Variegata

To prevent agave root rot in the future, remember agave is a desert plant. Pumice can be mixed in with the soil for better drainage.If the roots have all rotted, all you can do is discard the plant and treat the soil with fungicide to prevent the fungal...

Agave is in the Agavaceae family of succulents which include) is one of the most notorious landscape agaves. It is a warm season agave only.There are many other types of agave, which makes it easy to find and garden with this stunning plant.

As I began to think about all my favorite succulents in my collection, I began to realize that a large proportion of them are the variegated ones.Just about any plant can potentially have variegation, and in many this feature denotes one of genetic weakness...

In this one I will touch upon several of the larger species of Agave. This article will in no way be able to cover all the larger Agave species there are, but it should provide at least an introduction to these large desert landscape plants.

But didn't know which ones were easy, and which were gonna die for sure? When I used to peruse nurseries for whatever succulents I could find that I did not have yet, I was often presented with dizzying varieties on large flats of this and that- literally...

These include the following: fenugreek herb, ginseng, red onions, soy beans, agave plant, bacopa monierri, paprika, alfalfa herb and disogenin which comes from wild yam root, also with seeds

But if you want to make more of these plants, these flowers usually produce thousands of seeds, and some species even make bulbils (small plantlets that form on the flower stalks after seed forms).

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* Agave utahensis is a species of agave known by the common name Utah agave. It is generally yellow or yellow-green with bulbous yellow flowers. The fruits are capsules 1 to 3 centimeters long and containing black seed.

The brightly colored, striped foliage of Sweet Flag Irises effectively add interest and cheer anywhere they are planted. Their relatively short stature make them good for edging. Striking golden variegated foliage with green and creamy yellow stripes.

* Agave utahensis is a species of agave known by the common name Utah agave. It is generally yellow or yellow-green with bulbous yellow flowers. The fruits are capsules 1 to 3 centimeters long and containing black seed.

Brunneras are classic perennials that are treasured for their shade tolerance and lovely blooms. They make a fantastic groundcover, though the variegated forms may be slower to spread than the species.

From David Salman of High Country Gardens. Neomexicana, a well-known cold hardy plant native to Texas and New Mexico. This small scale Agave is a yellow margined sport of A. ‘Sunspot' is presumed to be more tender than its hardy parent.

This plant forms a low, broadly spreading, symmetrical, solitary rosette. Simply incredible! The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom.

Each 4-inch pot contains 1 of all 3 varieties, creating a "pre-mixed" combination of colors and forms you will love. The blooms certainly won't stand on ceremony -- they'll begin in late spring and keep going all summer and into fall in most climates!...

Long, very waxy leaves, variegated with brilliant white centers and yellow-green highlights surrounded by a deep green edge. One of the finest hostas for deep shade. Blooms in August on tall spikes.

It can also be used in difficult banks for preventing erosion. Iris Argentea-variegata, Iris pallida 'Argentea-variegata', has striking ivory and green foliage that looks great with the classic pale lavender-blue flowers with yellow beards that appear...

In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming. Tentacle-like, narrow and twisty leaves makes this a very unique look for Agave. The unique shape of 'Stingray' is similar to 'Monterrey Frost', but with creamy yellow...

In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming. Forms a large, upright habit of dark green leaves with a wide, butter yellow margin. A yellow-edge form of Agave americana that's sure to be an architectural focal point...

Its wide, rounded, blue-grey leaves form a perfectly symmetrical, rounded rosette just about as wide as it is tall. Each leaf ends in a dark, pointed, terminal spike. The beauty and grace of this formal looking Agave is undeniable.

These are the most reliable and disease-resistant of all Tall Bearded Irises. New foliage emerges in spring with creamy yellow margins that fade to ivory as the season progresses. Striking green and ivory striped leaves.

Iris ensata variegata is slowly spreading clumps of variegated sword-shaped foliage prefer moist, even wet soil during the growing season but are unlikely to survive emersion in water during the winter.

From Stan Walkley of Queensland, Australia. The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom. Gypsophila with the same wavy, spined leaves as the species—a unique and interesting look for Agave.

In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming. Its distinctive powdery grey color has almost a turquoise cast to it according to Sean Hogan, owner of Cistus Nursery where this plant originated.