Dasylirion leiophyllum Chaves Miscarum macrophylla hybrid makes a spectacular

macrophylla hybrid makes a spectacular large clump to 5' wide of giant

humid summers with lots of rain

and this is the seedling that consistently made visitors drool

a showy selection of the unique gypsum century plant which hails from alkaline

Asimina angustifolia should be planted in very well drained soils

Dasylirion leiophyllum Chaves Miscarum macrophylla hybrid makes a spectacularWe are thrilled to offer this late David Salman collection of green sotol from one of the coldest sites in the Guadalupe Mountain range where Dasylirion leiophyllum is known to exist a solid cold Zone 5 location in Chaves County, New Mexico at 5,450' elevation. In 1962, this region recorded 24 degrees F that's cold! Additionally, this area also receives summer monsoons, so those of us looking for wet tolerant southwest plants, this is a dream come