Description
velvet-colored flowers
Most Pachysandra procumbens in the trade are from cooler climates
Our plants are nursery-propagated from a single clone
The fruit of this species are fascinating as well
Dan Hinkley
Agave sisalana Marguerita Madness 8a velvet-colored flowersAgave sisalana 'Marguerita Madness' is a lovely variegated form of the famed sisal century plant long used for fiber production in southern Mexico. Agave 'Marguerita Madness' produces 5' long, narrow, sword like leaves of blue green with a nice white border. Our original plants came from plantsman Barry Yinger, who brought them from Japan as Agave tequilana.