Agave pseudoferox Green Goblet Tiarella This clone of Leucocasia gigantea

This clone of Leucocasia gigantea makes a fast-multiplying clump

we (and the birds) enjoy the dramatic hairy seed pods perched atop the sturdy old stalks

and small stature

double pink flowers that can range from soft light pink to a lovely rosy pink

which are a favorite of native bees

Agave pseudoferox Green Goblet Tiarella This clone of Leucocasia giganteaAgave x pseudoferox 'Green Goblet' is a Yucca Do selection (T43 29), discovered in Northern Mexico near the Sierra Chiquita Mountains. All of the Agave x pseudoferox (x protamericana x gentryi) in this population were blue except this clone, which displayed dark green leaves with a blue dusting at the leaf base. Forming a massive 5' tall x 9' wide clump at maturity, Agave 'Green Goblet' has performed extremely well in our climate to the single digits