Agave murpheyi Engard 10b Nursery and subsequently named by

Nursery and subsequently named by Chelsea Physic Garden Curator and fern collector Thomas Moore

this baby goes commando

(aka: Epimedium sagittatum Cc 950015) The rarely offered southeastern Chinese Epimedium sagittatum is renowned for many things

This offering is clonally propagated from flowering bulblets from Lynn's original collection

We are pleased to once again offer this amazing perennial

Agave murpheyi Engard 10b Nursery and subsequently named by(aka: Agave HBG 34167) Agave murpheyi 'Engard' is a rarely available, slow growing form of the sterile pre Columbian hybrid century plant (Agave palmeri x Agave vivipara), selected in the wilds of Arizona in 1974 by the late director of Arizona's Desert Botanical Garden, Rodney Engard. It was later introduced to cultivation in 2004 by California's Huntington Botanic Garden' International Succulent Introduction program. Agave 'Engard' forms an 2' tall