Agave Mateo Anemonella from very late summer through

from very late summer through early fall

both to humans as well as insects that decide to use these as swimming pools

If the leaves aren't enough to get you excited

the attractive white flowers

Selections of Salvia guarantica vary from clump forming to spreading

Agave Mateo Anemonella from very late summer throughAgave 'Mateo' is a unique new century plant that was discovered as a seedling in a block of Agave bracteosa at San Marcos Growers of California. We are uncertain about the other parent, but speculate that an amorous Agave lophantha may be the baby daddy. The non spiny, 18" tall x 3' wide, squid shaped rosette of rough green leaves is highlighted by a central muted chartreuse yellow stripe down the middle of each leaf. Agave 'Mateo' has survived for us