Agave tenuifolia Manihot low woodland

low woodland

Arisaema tortuosum is one of the true conversation pieces of the hardy aroid world

This is a show-stopper in the shady garden in the fall and a plant that is easy to grow and generally avoided by deer and rabbits

Cardamine quinquefolia has gone to bed for the summer

Each stem flowers

Agave tenuifolia Manihot low woodlandAgave tenuifolia is a little known century plant species, related to Agave striata that was first published in 1995 from the state of Queretaro, where it grows between 1,500' 5,000' elevation in open forests. The solitary, porcupine like rosettes are composed of round green leaves. The lax flower spikes end in an array of yellow flowers.