HAVE: Agaves and Aloe

14 years ago

I have pups of agave parryi truncata, agave macroacantha, a varigated agave, and a larger pup of agave ferox. Also have lots of zebra aloe pups. Interested in anything that will grow in zone 9 that I don't have.

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crazymary_2009
14 years ago
Also, I just remembered. I have a Centaurea gymnocarpa plant that needs a new home. It is a gorgeous silver drought tolerant plant that gets 3x6 feet. There is a great picture of it on the Annie's Annuals website.

Thanks.
mdsozark
14 years ago
Would you be interested in succulent Desert Rose seedlings? I bought 30 different color variety seeds from a grower in Thailand and now have 3-4" tall babies in jiffy pellets. I didn't mark them as to color, but none are the boring solid pink found in stores here. :)

I have a 40' sunroom across the front of our house that is all windows so any of your little ones needing to be adopted are welcome! I'm an absolute plantaholic and love them all.
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