Agave weberi Streaked Erythronium starting here in late July

starting here in late July or early August and continuing until frost

are adorned with a wide band of creamy white down the center of each leaf

I couldn't believe this was really an agave when I first saw an image taken at a garden in Thailand

Peltandra virginica is an easy-to-grow bog and stream native that occurs naturally from Minnesota south to Florida

The clumps are topped with 4' stalks of near white flowers in early summer

Agave weberi Streaked Erythronium starting here in late July(Agave weberi PDN002) This fascinating streaked form of the mysterious Agave weberi (never known in the wild) was shared by renowned California agave breeder Kelly Griffin. The large blue leaves are heavily streaked with irregular yellow bands. In containers, this century plant maxes out at 3' tall x 5' wide but, in the ground in milder climates, Agave weberi streaked should grow much larger.