Agave Stricta Nana

There are many hundreds of species of Agaves, most which are either very rare or still rather unobtainable.And of the several hundred that are more readily available, most are moderate to pretty large plants.If one's first experiences with Agaves included...

Because roots are under soil, root rot may go undetected until the whole plant tips over from having no roots to anchor it in place.Bacterial crown and root rot can also be common in agave, caused by the.

The majority of the roots are surface roots and do not require a deep hole if planted when young.Check your soil for drainage, or if planting in heavy clay soils amend the soil with sand or grit.

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 a previous article I introduced the reader to the basics of Agave culitvation and a few of the more common species of Agave. In this one I will touch upon several of the larger species of Agave.

I have no luck killing these (all 10s so far) even with the most severe forms of abuse, so I classify these as super easy succulents.They just need tons of light, some water, and draining soil.I have an article on these plants you might want to check...

With increasing popularity around the world, the plant is continually being researched and tested in new herbal remedies and products. From there it began to reach rare status as demand for the plant dramatically increased.

Needing little water and little fertililizer, agaves are plants that require little attention yet reward the grower with a unique southwest look and artful presence.For pot culture it is best to use a well-draining mix in a relatively shallow pot, though...

Stays on a consistent worming/ trimming schedule every 6 weeks. Broke him ourselves, he has had riders from 5 years old to 70 years old on him. After much consideration, our family has decided to find a new home for this sweet guy.

Create refreshing mixed drinks with exciting new flavors using this Agave Real natural sweetener! From the tropical blue agave plant native to Southern Mexico, agave nectar is slightly sweeter than honey and cane sugar, but it has a mild, clean taste.

Easy for your bartenders and mixologists to use, the liter bottle also has an attractive shelf presence. Each bottle features Finest Call's patented pourer and closure cap that reduces drips to keep your bar free of spills and messes.

Stays on a consistent worming/ trimming schedule every 6 weeks. Broke him ourselves, he has had riders from 5 years old to 70 years old on him. After much consideration, our family has decided to find a new home for this sweet guy.

Plant out in late spring or early summer, after the last expected frosts, and give some protection from the cold for at least their first few winters. Sap from the cut flowering stems is used as a syrup.

Plant out in late spring or early summer, after the last expected frosts, and give some protection from the cold for at least their first few winters. Sap from the cut flowering stems is used as a syrup.

Ready for her forever home November 26 2018. Dad F1, is 103 pounds, straight hair, gentle giant who thinks he's a lapdog! Nana is the runt of the littler, but that doesn't stop her from telling her siblings what to do!

From David Salman of High Country Gardens. A 1.5in long brown terminal spine extends from each leaf, and very well-defined spines also line the margins. ‘Sunspot' is presumed to be more tender than its hardy parent.

In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming. This plant forms a low, broadly spreading, symmetrical, solitary rosette. The glaucous to dark green center is lined with a creamy yellow to crisp white margin that contrasts...

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Nana is mostly brown (her grandma was redish brown and beautiful) with a little white. She will be ready to move to her new homes about Dec.7, 2018. We are willing to meet you part way when it comes time for her to go home with you if you help cover our...

In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming. 'Calamar' and introduced through Walters Gardens, Inc. The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom.

In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming. Light green color appears where the margin and centers overlap. The common name "Century Plant" is alluding to the belief that it takes 100 years to bloom.

This species is often described as the most beautiful of all Agaves, but with so many gorgeous specimens out there, how can you pick just one favorite? Its wide, rounded, blue-grey leaves form a perfectly symmetrical, rounded rosette just about as wide...

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

In reality, Agaves bloom after 15-20 years, and the main crown dies after blooming. At the end of its lifecycle, a majestic 10-14 foot spire carries interesting greenish yellow flowers.

This is a small to medium sized upright agave that forms an upright urn-shaped rosette 18″ long by 4 inch wide leaves terminating in sharp reddish-brown spines. Hardy to around 25° F and a little lower for short duration's.

And, no need to worry about that striking green color turning brown during winter months, this hearty shrub retains its color nearly year round. The Globosa Nana can be planted in a container to add a splash of green to any outdoor living space.

Low Maintenance, Dense, Dwarf Shrub The Barberry Atro Nana, Berberis t. The foliage is deep crimson red and turns a deep burgundy in the fall. Just below those beautiful red leaves are the tiniest, and sharpest thorns, but since the plant requires so...