Agave Cornelius Marshallia Cypella coelestis is quite unique

Cypella coelestis is quite unique and quite wonderful in a well-drained sunny spot in the garden

This amazing moneywort is a 2004 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of a Darrell Probst discovery

I have always been a fan of tibouchina and had hunted for years to find the variegated form before finally locating it in Bob Brown's fine collection in England

blush pink

but paternity tests revealed it to be a selection of the Eurasian (Greece and Turkey) Amsonia orientalis

Agave Cornelius Marshallia Cypella coelestis is quite unique(aka: Agave 'Quasimodo', Agave 'Incurva Marginata', Agave 'Marginata Aurea Monstrosa') Agave 'Cornelius' is an oddity, discovered by the late plant collector, Dr. Cornelius of California. We subsequently acquired our plant in 2003 from the UC Botanic Garden at Berkeley. We're confident that this is a variegated sport of an unknown hybrid, but seems to have little resemblance to Agave americana, of which it is often listed. The 18" tall x 2. 5' wide,