Agave ovatifolia 'Frosty Blue' Evergreen Oaks In late summer/early fall a

In late summer/early fall a 2 ft stem appears producing clusters of very fragrant flowers in colors that vary from pure whites to dark pinks

A layer of mulch over existing soil helps their little rhizomes spread a bit more quickly

juvenile foliage or grown into multi-trunked trees

All this with dark stems and the prettiest of blue flowers

white flowers late spring to mid summer

Agave ovatifolia 'Frosty Blue' Evergreen Oaks In late summer/early fall aA Cistus introduction. This mega century plant, first discovered by Lynn Lowrey in northeastern Mexico some 30 years ago and just named recently by agaveist Greg Starr, might be the largest of the cold hardy agaves, reaching eventually to 6 8 ft with beautifully formed, blue leaves. Our selection, made from a more recent batch, has a distinct, pale aquamarine hue with the classically shaped leaves, cupped, upright, and slightly outward bending. The