... and it's easy and quick to give them cover. The Y. Rostrata is now too large to protect but any leaf spotting soon grows out during Summer. The Agaves, I just place a clear plastic box over them (the type used for storage) when rain followed by a frost is due - as is forecast tonight. Apart ...

Chamaerops 'Cerifera' x 7, Yucca Rostrata, Yucca Thompsoniana, Yucca Linearis, Brahea Armata, Aloe Aristata, Agave Parryi, Agave Montana, Agave Parrasana, Cycas Revoluta, Dasylerion Wheeleri and an Echium just for this year.

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j49/scattery/second%20album/024_zps4fb48a9c.jpg Beschornerias, Yucca Gloriosas, Dwarf fan Palms, Agave Americanas, sitting on ground cover of Lampranthus and Delosperma Cooperii. All under glass covered Pergola. They only get watered about three times a ...

doncasterpalmguy123 wrote:Hi man, how old is your agave americana?

It was planted June 2012 so its coming up to 2 years now, looks better now than it did this time last year!

Hi man, how old is your agave americana?

Hi man, how old is your agave americana?

Mr List wrote:what about euphorbia characias ?

agave don't grow in shade do they?

I was always told that Euphorbia much prefer being in the ground to being in pots.

what about euphorbia characias ?

agave don't grow in shade do they?

... Agave americana in an urn? http://thinkingoutsidetheboxwood.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/planting-agave.jpg http://thinkingoutsidetheboxwood.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/agavecontainers.jpg ...

... heterophylla & many different species of cacti & succulents. The most commonly seen & which have naturalised all over Malta are Agave americana & Opuntia's... So here are a few photos, of my back & front gardens & some plants growing around the area where I live...

... to Florida and California. San Diego was a dry heat, Florida very humid. San Diego has a lot of succulents, so I could have an avenue of large Agave, a wall of Hechtia/Puya/Dyckia etc. Southern Florida, is where I would do the jungle look with lots of musa, palms, thick verdant plants. I would ...

... Opuntia spp looking very good despite the rain.. no idea what type.. also Agave americana http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v709/stephenprudence/DSC_0250_zps66f04127.jpg General back garden view http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v709/stephenprudence/DSC_0244_zps1c909a01.jpg ...

... Chamearops humilis - medium Brahea armata - decent sized one in the post Butia capitata - smallish one on the way Yuccas - couple of smallish ones Agave - one pretty large, couple of small ones Gunnera - decent establised plant in big pot, still trying to put out new growth as we speak Cycad revoluta ...

Ive got an agave Americana in mine. Just watch out for them spikes

I spent yesterday's lunch on my Agave. A few outside have brown rot spots - I presumed it was rain dripping on them in the coldframe but fungal growth would make sense as well. I removed a few rotting spikes, some mealybugs on the indoor ...