Agave wocomahi Basaseachic Arundo Zephyranthes flavissima naturally grows in

Zephyranthes flavissima naturally grows in a riverine (along a river) environment

The roots of Angelica dahurica (Du Huo/Bai Zhi) have been used medicinally since 400 B

This cross comes from the work of Australia's Steven Jackson and the photo is of the Amorphophallus decus-silvae parent only

but it is not genetically possible to obtain this plant from that cross

Agave wocomahi Basaseachic Arundo Zephyranthes flavissima naturally grows inAgave wocomahi is so difficult to find that it's almost never mentioned in articles about winter hardy century plants. It was our Volunteer Agave Curator, Mike Papay, who first shared plants with us after it survived cold single digit F winters in his nearby garden. This seed strain of Agave wocomahi hails from the Basaseachic region in the Mexican State of Chihuahua one of the coldest spots in Mexico. Here, Agave wocomahi can be found growing from