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That’s very impressive!
Yes ma’am! Sure is, eh? -xericstyle
Looks like u would need a tree faller to prune that one,very impressive !
No need to prune that, Daddy’O…it’ll soon dry up and the agave will die….once they flower, they die. Crazy, right?! -xericstyle
Wow! Looks like it is reaching for the sky. I’ve always wanted a Queen Victoria agave…. Love the white outline around all the leaves.
Me too, Steph, me too! LOVED your CTG spot…you guys have done such an awesome job! -xericstyle
Whoa! I had no idea that such a relatively diminutive agave created a flower spike that tall. I hope she produces some offspring.
ME TOOOOOOOOoooooooo. My Agave Americana is always busy making babies…it is kind of annoying sometimes, actually. I never saw any babies at the base…so here is hoping seeds! -xericstyle
So pretty that it almost makes it worth it to see them go.
I know…I hear that…mixed feelings! -xericstyle
nature’s balancing act!
Incredible, eh?! – xericstyle