Agave sebastiana "Silver Lining" - 2ga dyckia making this species especially valuable

making this species especially valuable for winter color and pollinator support

Plants are usually stemless when young but may develop short stems over time and offset freely to form clusters

each crowned with pale orange tubular flowers

widely spaced marginal teeth

with a thick gray trunk that becomes buttressed at the base and supports a broad

Agave sebastiana "Silver Lining" - 2ga dyckia making this species especially valuableAgave sebastiana 'Silver Lining', or Cedros Island Agave, is an evergreen succulent native to islands off the west coast of Baja California, Mexico. This medium sized plant forms a rosette growing 3 to 5 feet in height and width, characterized by its fleshy, pale gray to gray green leaves with large, dark spines and a long dark terminal spine. It often forms clusters from base suckers and thrives in full sun to light shade with minimal irrigation,