Agave potatorum Ikari Raijin Nishiki Chamaecyparis North American (Illinois through Louisiana)

North American (Illinois through Louisiana) native

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Hibiscus coccineus is a versatile native mallow that's equally at home in a swamp

This 5' tall Doyle Smittle hybrid begins flowering in mid-July and continues until frost with 10" flower heads of fragrant

Agave potatorum Ikari Raijin Nishiki Chamaecyparis North American (Illinois through Louisiana)(syn: Agave potatorum 'Verschaffeltii Marginata Aurea') Agave 'Ikiri Raijin Nishiki' is a prized, but rarely available Japanese selection of the Southern Mexico native Agave potatorum. Agave 'Ikiri Raijin Nishiki' forms one of the most stunning specimens of any century plant we've seen. The deeply lobed blue leaves, which compose the symmetrical 1' tall x 18" wide clump, widen to a triangle at the tip, and adorned along the edges with attractive