Agave parryi ssp neomexicana Culberson Giant Hippeastrum but anything named after the

but anything named after the Greek vegetation god is probably worth pursuing

phallic pink flowers near ground level in early to mid-June

Agave wocomahi is so difficult to find that it's almost never mentioned in articles about winter hardy century plants

Trillium recurvatum does seem to prefer slightly more moist soils than most other trillium species

Agave parryi ssp neomexicana Culberson Giant Hippeastrum but anything named after the(Agave neomexicana KJS 362) Thanks to Colorado plantsman Kenton Seth for sharing seed of his collection from a population of giant, 4' wide plants of Agave parryi ssp. neomexicana from Culberson County, Texas. These are dramatically larger and more vigorous than any other form of Agave parryi ssp. neomexicana that we've tried. In situ, the plants were isolated from other century plants, but in the seedlings, we see evidence of genes from Agave