Agave victoriae reginae Kizan Manchuria region China thunbergii emerges from inside the

thunbergii emerges from inside the pitcher as an 18" long rubberized

discovered by hosta afficionado Bill Meyer and introduced with the help of Holland's Luc Klinkhamer

composed of stiff

Maianthemum stellatum makes a tough groundcover with 20" stems arising from the underground rhizomes

The tubers eventually rise to the soil surface and must be reset deeper every couple of years to ensure winter survival

Agave victoriae reginae Kizan Manchuria region China thunbergii emerges from inside theAgave victoriae reginae 'Kizan' is one of the most sought after variegated forms of the North American native Queen Victoria century plant. Agave 'Kizan' forms a stunning 1' tall x 18" solitary rosette of thick, wide green leaves, edged with a wide creamy border that is truly spectacular. Because offsets are extremely rare and because Agave 'Kizan' is very slow growing, it's taken us a decade to have enough to share, and even now, quantities are very