Agave schottii Cochise Stronghold form Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants often opening in late April

often opening in late April

Our 3-year-old deciduous clumps are now 4' tall x 8' wide

corrugated chartreuse leaves

(aka: Crinum x herbertii NW #3) Named after the giant lumberjack folk hero

We have been so thrilled at our success with Dioon edule that we want more folks to try it

Agave schottii Cochise Stronghold form Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants often opening in late AprilThis rarely offered, rock garden sized Sonoran desert native forms small, 1' tall rosettes of 16" long x 1 2" wide nearly cylindrical green leaves often highlighted with a white central marking. Each leaf ends with a sharp (I bet I didn't have to tell you) terminal spine. The rosettes offset quickly, forming a tight colony. When mature, each rosette will produce an 8' tall flowering spike! Agave schottii is particularly sensitive to winter moisture