Mangave gonzaloi Dionaea then again in the fall

then again in the fall

Being native to salt marshes

This cross comes from the work of Australia's Steven Jackson and the photo is of the Amorphophallus decus-silvae parent only

the clumps are topped with 30" tall scapes of fragrant lavender flowers

Thad Howard of Texas

Mangave gonzaloi Dionaea then again in the fallWe received xMangave gonzaloi in 2007, shortly after it was described as a new agave species in 2004, from a plant found in a European Botanic Garden. It was formally described as an agave, but once we saw it, it was obvious it actually represented a cross of Agave and Manfreda. xMangave gonzaloi forms a 12" tall x 18" wide rosette of thick green leaves adorned with dark purple spots. The leaf spines are more plastic like, resembling hybrids between