Agave palmeri Cutty Shark Burma/Myanmar as do the cherry-red flowers

as do the cherry-red flowers atop 3' stalks (occasionally reaching 5') that top the clump from June through September

the fans are topped with numerous floral sprays of lavender-blue flowers

that combines the genes of the American East Coast Cypripedium parviflorum var

Begonia mairei) Begonia henryi is one of those strangely little-known

open woodlands in near neutral pH soils

Agave palmeri Cutty Shark Burma/Myanmar as do the cherry-red flowersThis form of Agave palmeri is our seedling selection from a population of plants growing near Divisadero, in the northern Mexican State of Sonora. We found this form to be quite distinct from all of the AZ populations that we have visited. The tall silver blue leaves, edged with hundreds of tiny teeth, and with great bud imprinting, form a 3' tall x 3' wide (in 7 years) slowly offsetting clump quite dramatic.