First introduced by the International Succulent Society in 2001
Developed by Karen Zimmerman of the Huntington Botanical Gardens
particularly in cooler climates
commonly called Toumey’s Century Plant or Fairy-ring Agave
sends up a towering flower stalk with greenish-yellow blooms that attract hummingbirds before the plant completes its life cycle
Agave potatorum "El Cameron" - 3ga zimbabwe First introduced by the InternationalThis plant is available for pickup only no shipping Agave potatorum El Camarn is a compact, solitary agave selection from the highlands of southern Mexico, grown for its dense, upright rosette and thick gray foliage. Mature plants typically reach about 1 to 2 feet tall and 2 to 3 feet wide, forming a tight, symmetrical rosette that appears more vertical than many other forms of Agave potatorum. The leaves are broad, heavy, and gray to whitish gray,