Agave schottii Making Lemmons Cyclamen the large fuzzy basal green

the large fuzzy basal green leaves are topped

this deciduous nocturnal daylily produces 2' tall grass-like foliage topped with 5

with 3' tall spikes of large white bell-shaped flowers

long green leaves that emerge from a central stem in late March

which open to reveal a mass of cobalt blue flowers

Agave schottii Making Lemmons Cyclamen the large fuzzy basal green(aka: Agave schottii CEH2265) Agave schottii 'Making Lemmons' is a Cody Hinchliff introduction from seed collected on Arizona's Mt. Lemmon, where it resides on dry desert shrub filled hillsides, often in part sun, between 3,500' and 6,500' elevation. Each rosette is composed of rounded green leaves, with silver leaf markings, and sparse white hairs, but without much in the way of armaments other than a single terminal spine. The porcupine like