Agave lophantha Splendida Adonis but few can compare in

but few can compare in glory to the Mexican shell flowers

forms a symmetrical

older specimens develop a horizontal trunk up to 4' long that lays on the ground

a marvelous white-edged mutation of Hosta 'Blue Angel'

Rain lily bulbs should be planted underground with about 1" of soil on top of the bulbs

Agave lophantha Splendida Adonis but few can compare inThis splendid form of the vigorous North American native Agave lophantha came to us from plantsman Ted Stephens of Nurseries Caroliniana. Each 11" tall x 18" wide variegated rosette is composed of fat, 7" long x 2" wide, succulent leaves. The dark green, heavily armed leaves are highlighted by a wide central yellow stripe that is even wider on the leaf back. Agave lophantha is a suckering century plant species with offsets held close to the parent