Agave multifilifera Basaseachic Falls Dianthus the 3' flower spikes of

the 3' flower spikes of Kniphofia rooperi emerge in August and continue through October

This dazzling

'Jones Gap' is the latest yet un-named new trillium species discovered in the upper corner of northwest South Carolina and northeast Georgia

airy panicles containing hundreds of pendent

derived from a complex series of crosses involving Hosta yingeri

Agave multifilifera Basaseachic Falls Dianthus the 3' flower spikes ofAgave multifilifera 'Basaseachic Falls' is a strain of the Mexican hairy century plant, Agave multifilifera. This collection hails from north Mexico's famed horticultural treasure land, Copper Canyon, where it occurs at 800' elevation near Mexico's second highest waterfall, Basaseachic Falls. For gardeners looking for winter hardiness, Copper Canyon is rated Zone 7a one of the coldest locations in Mexico. Agave multifilifera 'Basaseachic Falls' forms