Agave bovicornuta Divine Bovine Ilex 500' elevation in the alkaline

500' elevation in the alkaline forests of western Guangxi and southern Guizhou

our original patch of Pachysandra 'Jackson'

The 10" tall x 4' wide mound of soft green aromatic foliage is topped

Sarracenia alata clumps are adorned with bizarrely beautiful

starting for us in late March with short spikes of small

Agave bovicornuta Divine Bovine Ilex 500' elevation in the alkaline(aka: Agave bovicornuta 'Marginata') Agave bovicornuta 'Divine Bovine' is a highly coveted, slow growing selection of the cow horn century plant, which hails from the mountains in the Mexican states of Chihuahua, Sonora and Sinaloa. The 2' tall x 4' wide solitary clump of green leaves are edged with a wide, dramatic golden border and stunning cinnamon spines. Agave bovicornuta is sensitive to long periods of rain, so err on the dry side. Because cow