Agave impressa Compact Form and as well as many

and as well as many newly discovered ones

The further north you go

In the mid 1980s Lynn Lowery found this extraordinary agave and brought it to the attention of Greg Starr

aka Agave titanota

was formerly known as Agave verschaffeltii

Agave impressa Compact Form and as well as manyIntroducing a new & exceptional compact form of Agave impressa. Agave impressa is a stunning plant from the hot lowlands of Sinaloa & Nayarit Mexico and can typically get mature leaves up to 5' long in cultivation. However, this smaller form which gets less than half that size is great for containers or the foreground area of the garden. Plants are currently in 3" pots & will be shipped bare root.