Agave sisalana Vegas Strip Polygonatum the rain lilies

the rain lilies

not only will all of the spent flower stalks be removed but so too spring's now shabby foliage

Although in the wild Trillium rugelii occurs in moist

not leaning either to the right or left

usually around mid-December

Agave sisalana Vegas Strip Polygonatum the rain liliesThis attractive century plant came to us, unidentified, from Stephenie Thomas of Nevada. We since determined it to be a creamy edged selection of Agave sisalana that we've named Agave 'Vegas Strip'. In the ground where winter temperatures don't freeze, Agave 'Vegas Strip' could reach 4' tall, but in a container our plant remains under 2'. Agave sisalana 'Vegas Strip' is composed of unarmed, thick, blue green leaves edged with creamy stripes. As a