Agave guiengola Cream Custard Texas Native Plants separate each back-bulb and replant

separate each back-bulb and replant

Each evergreen leaf is adorned with the most abundant yellow spotting of any clone of Aspidistra sichuanensis we've ever seen

compared to most of our other fern selections

is a small- to medium-sized hosta that's one of the more dramatic and unique hostas we have ever grown

this native wildflower has been a real standout in our trials

Agave guiengola Cream Custard Texas Native Plants separate each back-bulb and replant(aka: Agave guiengola 'Mediopicta') We originally acquired this century plant in 2007 from Thailand under the invalid name of Agave guiengola 'Mediopicta'. The thick, fleshy, non spiny leaves are creamy white with a wide blue green border. Agave 'Cream Custard' makes an outstanding container plant where it isn't winter hardy, forming a 1' tall x 2' wide specimen in 5 years. Because of the large amount white in the leaves, the growth rate is slow.