Agave utahensis ssp kaibabensis Insect Attracting Plants Displayed prominently from the end

Displayed prominently from the end of the swirled petals are it's reproductive organs

Acorus gramineus 'Licorice'

a few days after each summer rain

(aka: Rehmannia angulata

Agave utahensis ssp kaibabensis Insect Attracting Plants Displayed prominently from the endAgave utahensis ssp. kaibabensis is a very slow growing, but very hardy century plant from the 9,000' elevation Kaibab Plateau, along the North Rim of the Grand Canyon (Northern Arizona along the Utah border). The solitary rosettes of Agave utahensis ssp. kaibabensis are the largest in the species, eventually (probably during your grandkids old aga) reaching 2' tall x 3' wide. The deeply guttered grey green upright, rigid leaves are tipped with