Agave ID

xzabal

16 years ago

This variegated agave grows to a diameter of only 12-15". Can you identify it?

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norma_2006
16 years ago
I have that plant, I think it goes by three different names, I can't see it tonight, if I don't forget I will take out the label, and report back. If I'm wrong I would appreciate the correct name as well. This one will not get too large thank goodness. Norma
norma_2006
16 years ago
I have that plant, I think it goes by three different names, I can't see it tonight, if I don't forget I will take out the label, and report back. If I'm wrong I would appreciate the correct name as well. This one will not get too large thank goodness. Norma
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paracelsus
16 years ago
More than three, Norma:

Agave 'Cornelius', Agave 'Quasimodo', Agave 'Quasimoto', Agave americana 'Marginata Aurea Monstrosa', Agave 'Hummel's Dwarf Cornelius', Agave 'Incurva Marginata', and Agave 'Marginata Aurea Monstrosa', and others.

'Cornelius' should be named for it's discoverer, Dr. Cornelius, a friend of Ed Hummel.