Agave nickelsiae Caucasus Mountains Dryopteris pseudofilix-mas slows for the

Dryopteris pseudofilix-mas slows for the winter

Goldenseal emerges with two pleated green leaves atop an 18" tall stalk

The semi-evergreen foliage on this 18" tall x 30" wide clumper remains looking good until spring

Phlomis fruticosa will produce a sporadic repeat flowering in late summer

Purple heart does not like waterlogged soils

Agave nickelsiae Caucasus Mountains Dryopteris pseudofilix-mas slows for theAgave nickelsiae is the new we mean old name for the North American native, Agave ferdinandi regis (yes, ferdinandi is spelled correctly). Agave nickelsiae is often lumped by herbarium taxonomists (people who study dead plants) with Agave victoriae reginae, but Agave nickelsiae can be easily distinguished by more glaucous foliage, larger leaves, and larger terminal black spines. Each tight, slow growing clump will reach 10" tall x 18" wide. We'll let