Agave applanata Cream Spike Groundcovers From our 1998 North Texas

From our 1998 North Texas seed collections of the native Baptisia minor

evergreen lithophyte (rock grower) prefers slightly moist alkaline soils

The highly coveted poet's laurel will never be found at Wal-Mart

This new reverse of the favorite Hosta 'Sitting Pretty' was discovered by renowned nurseryman Roy Klehm

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Agave applanata Cream Spike Groundcovers From our 1998 North TexasWe originally got Agave 'Cream Spike' from Randy Baldwin of San Marcos Growers under the invalid name of Agave parryi 'Minima Variegata'. Not only was the cultivar name invalid, but it was later determined to be a clone of Agave applanata. This stunning specimen makes a compact 10" tall x 1' wide clump of blue leaves, each surrounded by a wide creamy border. Even where it's not winter hardy, Agave 'Cream Spike' makes a stunning container specimen. We