Agave victoriae reginae Lemonade Colombia not to be confused with

not to be confused with similar verbiage when one steps into muck with an M

In the ground where winter temperatures don't freeze

we prefer to cut them back to the base

discovered in 1916 by Mr

but visitors who see it in flower don't leave without one

Agave victoriae reginae Lemonade Colombia not to be confused withAgave victoriae reginae 'Lemonade' is one of the finest selections of the Mexican native Queen Victoria century plant, selected and named by the late agave collector, Rick Nowakowski. The 1' tall x 18" wide solitary (non offsetting) specimen is composed of short, rigid, green, toothless leaves, each bordered with an ultra wide margin of bright yellow, extending all the way to the leaf tip. Although not the fastest growing century plant, the exquisite