Agave albomarginata Hakuro Shiro Fukurin Gaura deer-resistant clumps are topped with
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
deer-resistant clumps are topped with light blue
each bordered with a narrow white stripe
Inside the flower (spathe) sits a club-like green spadix with black freckles
so each plant is a unique clone
We do not recommend cutting it back in fall
Agave albomarginata Hakuro Shiro Fukurin Gaura deer-resistant clumps are topped with(formerly sold as A. funkiana) Agave 'Hakuro Shiro Fukurin' is a virtually unobtainable century plant, we originally purchased from Thailand in 2006 as an Agave lophantha, which it's obviously not. In fact, it turned out to be a variegated selection of the Central Mexican (Sonora, Sinaloa) coastal dune dwelling Agave albomarginata. The 18" long x 1" wide, upright, shallowly grooved leaves are dark green and edged with a dramatic wide white border. The