Agave cundinamarcensis Condor Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants The winter deciduous 1' tall

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

but is more tolerant of light shade

axillary yellow flowers in late summer/early fall

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

named after Scottish botanist Francis Hamilton (1762-1829)

Agave cundinamarcensis Condor Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants The winter deciduous 1' tall(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