Agave americana Mediopicta Aurea Cypella eventually creating a stack of

eventually creating a stack of porcupine-like balls

Hedychium 'Stephen' starts flowering in late July and repeats until late September

Roy Herold's 1996 introduction is a H

and not readily eaten by rabbits and deer

surrounded by a wide

Agave americana Mediopicta Aurea Cypella eventually creating a stack ofWe have been unable to determine the origin of Agave americana 'Aurea', which we have grown for nearly two decades. This smaller, but lovely form of the giant Agave americana has leaves which are mostly bright yellow, surrounded by a contrasting blue edge. In containers, we have never been able to get this century plant to grow larger than 1' tall x 2' wide. Because of the amount of pigment in the yellow leaves, we don't recommend more than a few