Agave protamericana Big Blue Ornamental Seed or Fruit Shaggy brown fiddleheads unfurl in

Shaggy brown fiddleheads unfurl in spring

Baptisia minor 'Blue Bonnet' is the earliest flowering of all the Baptisia minor clones we've grown

The foliage of Ruscus hyrcanus will be burned back by temperatures below 10 degrees F

starting in late January (NC)

but instead prefers at least a couple of hours of sun (unless you live in the desert Southwest) along with a slightly moist but well-drained soil

Agave protamericana Big Blue Ornamental Seed or Fruit Shaggy brown fiddleheads unfurl inThis vegetative selection of A. americana var. protamericana makes the largest clump of any of the hardy agaves that we have grown. Instead of forming a tight, upright clump as is typical with "protamericana," A. 'Big Blue' makes a more open clump resembling A. americana, reaching 3' tall x 10' wide. We usually see a little leaf burn when temperatures drop much below 10 degrees F, which is still far hardier than typical Agave americana. In loose