Agave victoriae-reginae HydrangeaAgave victoriae reginae, commonly known as the Queen Victoria Agave, is a highly sought after, compact succulent admired for its refined form and striking foliage. It forms a tight, symmetrical rosette of hard, triangular, dark green leaves adorned with distinctive silvery white markings and terminal spines. This slow growing species is ideal for containers or small scale landscape features, particularly in arid or Mediterranean style gardens. It
Suited to sunny
Camellia Nicky Crisp adds a delicate touch to any garden with minimal effort
prized for its tight
As a frost-tender variety
this variety thrives in part to full shade and requires little maintenance
it is the primary species used in the production of tequila
providing strong structure and year-round form in the landscape
adding seasonal interest to any space
often adorned with attractive markings or spots that add visual interest
Pseudowintera Red Leopard
It produces vibrant crimson-red flowers throughout mid-summer
which gracefully transition through rich shades of deep red and purple