Agave margaritae I was fortunate enough to

I was fortunate enough to obtain several nice plants from Kelly for my garden

and northern Sinaloa on rocky slopes in oak woodland and pine-oak forests between 3000-6000'

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The plants have been strong growers are  in 5" pots that and will be shipped bare root

Agave megalodonta is a newly described species from western Oaxaca

Agave margaritae I was fortunate enough toThe small compact Agave margaritae occurs on Isla Margarita and Isla Magdalena off the southern Pacific coast of Baja California. The plants growing on the more southerly island of Margarita are generally blue to gray blue with some green plants in the mix. The further north you go, the more green the plants become until on the northern end the population tend to be mostly green. In fact, many of these plants can at least superficially appear to have