I bought an Agave parviflora form Gregg Starr in a 3 inch pot , about 4 years ago now. It is now about 7 inches tall and beautiful. It ...Read Morehas survived 5F twice during the Arctic Vortex years with no damage. IT is reputed to be an 8a plant, but 5F is not zone 8a. I love this plant i grow here in Upstate SC.
Got this plant as a dinky seedling bare root about a year ago, and noticed it looked a lot like A victoriae reginae- similar striking whi...Read Morete markings on the leaves, though the leaves are markedly thinner and produce white, curling 'hairs'. And now, a year later, this plant has performed quite well, easily growing 2-4x the rate of any of the Agave victoriaes I have ... so if you want a highly ornamental agave with the same markings as an A victoriae reginae, but can only afford a seedling, this is a good compromise... makes an incredilby ornamental potted plant as well a good reliable garden plant (though seems to stay somewhat small, so can get lost in a busy landscape). But it is VERY sharp and has very stiff, unyielding leaves.
This is a new agave for me. I bought it at our local nursery. There were 4 "mom's" and ooddles of babies. Seperating was very difficult. ...Read MoreAll seem to be doing good.
I bought an Agave parviflora form Gregg Starr in a 3 inch pot , about 4 years ago now. It is now about 7 inches tall and beautiful. It ...Read More
this plant did very well for me with the freeze of Jan. 2009.
Got this plant as a dinky seedling bare root about a year ago, and noticed it looked a lot like A victoriae reginae- similar striking whi...Read More
It has white bud printin on the leaves.
This is a new agave for me. I bought it at our local nursery. There were 4 "mom's" and ooddles of babies. Seperating was very difficult. ...Read More