Agave victoriae reginae Porcupine Asparagus both the alpinia and Tom

both the alpinia and Tom

The nice monks (probably redundant) were kind enough to allow us to collect a few samples from which these were propagated

Sensitive ferns spread by non-aggressive rhizomes just below the soil surface and will make a 6' wide deer-resistant clump in 5 years

a clone we named Liriope 'Porcupine'

Agave victoriae reginae Porcupine Asparagus both the alpinia and TomAgave 'Porcupine' is a clonal, rarely offsetting selection of the compact form of Agave victoriae reginae, that originated at the former Yucca Do Nursery, where it was selected for its perfectly symmetrical form and nice white leaf markings. Agave victoriae reginae 'Porcupine' is painfully slow growing, so expect about 5 10 years before you'll have a basketball sized clump. Good winter drainage and a slightly sloped planting site are important for