Agave protamericana Lemon Lime Echinacea from a cross of (Sarracenia

from a cross of (Sarracenia leucophylla x Sarracenia alabamensis ssp

Our amazing clumps are 5' tall x 5' wide with 6-7' spikes of orange flowers in midsummer

Each tuber will produce up to eight

The leaves are borne at the top of the 30" tall stem (purple and green snake-skin pattern) and serve as a nice foil to the erect pitcher that perches atop the stem

Agave protamericana Lemon Lime Echinacea from a cross of (SarraceniaThis gem had been floating around California as an Agave americana without a valid cultivar name when it was christened Agave 'Lemon Lime' by agave expert Brian Kemble. In fact, it seems to be a form of Agave x protamericana from the Mexican population where Agave americana intergrades with Agave asperrima (scabra) hence, the rough leaf back. Agave 'Lemon Lime' makes a stunning 4' tall x 4' wide clump of very wide blue leaves, each highlighted with a