Agave multifilifera Starshine North American Native Plants 15" tall x 15" wide

15" tall x 15" wide clump

often flushed in spring with pink or bronze

We have been taken with the floriferous herbaceous perennial

being visible from at least a hundred feet away

This variegated form of octopus century plant was discovered by the late succulent expert Charles Glass and shared with California nurseryman Randy Baldwin

Agave multifilifera Starshine North American Native Plants 15" tall x 15" wideAgave multifilifera 'Starshine' is a stunning century plant, similarly patterned but different from the better known Agave schidigera 'Shiraito no hi'. The leaves of Agave multifilifera 'Starshine' are 1 2" narrower (3 4" compared to 1. 25") than Agave 'Shiraito no hi', each surrounded by a very bright cream border. The solitary, non offsetting Agave 'Starshine' is adorned with an abundance of small white curled hairs. The single digit F winter hardy