Agave Huasteca Giant Podophyllum topped in summer with spikes

topped in summer with spikes of light lavender flowers

green leaves with a wide creamy border

Amorphophallus decus-silvae x Amorphophallus variabilis

The glossy dark green foliage of Asarum 'Green Sheen' hides the huge thumb-sized dark purple flowers that appear in late February to early March in NC

The deer-resistant clump resembles a bad case of auto body shop overspray

Agave Huasteca Giant Podophyllum topped in summer with spikes(aka: Agave ovatifolia 'Giant Form') Agave 'Huasteca Giant' is a huge strain of Agave ovatifolia hybrids that grow near Mexico's famed Huasteca Canyon. We're now convinced that these are crosses of Agave ovatifolia and Agave gentryi, with possibly some Agave montana blood. Some clones are solitary, while others offset occasionally, but all have green foliage when young, that ages to blue green. The giant rosettes of Agave 'Huasteca Giant' should reach