That's a beauty, Loree. It looks to be a nice size, too. I love mine and it's doing really well. Now all we need is some real sun and heat, and all the agave family will come out to play.
I accidentally kicked on my agave and the plant got detached from the pot. Pebbles were all over the place and I have to pick up the pieces. Be careful yeah...
MulchMaid, sun and heat...please! (I am not of the be positive about the rain crowd)
Laura, Sylvana and Nicole, thanks!
Patricia, it is! When my friend Erin was visiting we went down to the Gardeners Choice so she could stock up on cheapish containers. She bought a few turquoise ones that I loved...shortly after I found this one at Garden Fever. It had a bit of the same shade of turquoise on it and I figured it was a good compliment to the agave.
Les, agreed! Naturally I wanted the huge one at the nursery that was already a large rosette, but it was not in my budget.
Darla, 'she' huh? I like it. You know I did separate 3 little pups as I was planting it. Decided. This agave is a she.
Megan, yep.
Stephanie, yikes! I did that last year with the hose trailing along behind me.
That's a beauty, Loree. It looks to be a nice size, too. I love mine and it's doing really well. Now all we need is some real sun and heat, and all the agave family will come out to play.
ReplyDeleteoh dangerous but beautiful! Love the pot too!
ReplyDeleteLove it, and the pot! What a great combination.
ReplyDeleteIs that a new pot too?
ReplyDeleteOMG its beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat's one of my all-time favorite plants! They look incredible once they become a large rosette of blue-gray spiky leaves.
ReplyDeleteand what a pretty home she has now!
ReplyDeleteI love that one. The texture on the leaves is the best.
ReplyDeleteI accidentally kicked on my agave and the plant got detached from the pot. Pebbles were all over the place and I have to pick up the pieces. Be careful yeah...
ReplyDeleteMulchMaid, sun and heat...please! (I am not of the be positive about the rain crowd)
ReplyDeleteLaura, Sylvana and Nicole, thanks!
Patricia, it is! When my friend Erin was visiting we went down to the Gardeners Choice so she could stock up on cheapish containers. She bought a few turquoise ones that I loved...shortly after I found this one at Garden Fever. It had a bit of the same shade of turquoise on it and I figured it was a good compliment to the agave.
Les, agreed! Naturally I wanted the huge one at the nursery that was already a large rosette, but it was not in my budget.
Darla, 'she' huh? I like it. You know I did separate 3 little pups as I was planting it. Decided. This agave is a she.
Megan, yep.
Stephanie, yikes! I did that last year with the hose trailing along behind me.
Isn't it a cutie! I have one of these little guys too.
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