Agave cundinamarcensis Condor Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants but is more tolerant of

but is more tolerant of light shade

are topped with light lavender flowers in early summer

tan and black patterned petiole

Our 15-year-old specimen of Chamaecyparis 'Spirited' has reached 8' tall x 3' wide

The winter deciduous 1' tall x 4' wide rosettes (in good soil) are topped with 3' tall spikes of alien antennae-like flowers in June

Agave cundinamarcensis Condor Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants but is more tolerant of(syn: A. cundinamarcensis 'Marginata') Agave cundinamarcensis is a rarely grown century plant, due in part to its native range, in the Colombian Province of Cundinamarca, being so distant from the ranges of the more well known agave species. A wide cream margined form of Agave cundinamarcensis has been shared by a few European collectors, but never properly named. So we've christened it Agave cundinamarcensis 'Condor', after the Colombian national