Mangave Night Owl PP 38403 Manihot Each slow-growing clump eventually reaches

Each slow-growing clump eventually reaches 2' tall x 6' wide

A well-drained spot in the rock garden is perfect for this tight clumper

The new foliage emerges in early March (NC) and grows until going dormant in late May

The 30" tall gingers are adorned with clusters of small basal-produced

Cypripedium 'Francis'

Mangave Night Owl PP 38403 Manihot Each slow-growing clump eventually reachesxMangave 'Night Owl', from the work of Hans Hansen at Walters Gardens, is the darkest foliage mangave (agave x manfreda) to date. xMangave 'Night Owl' arose through a series of crosses that involved Agave macroacantha, Agave gypsophila ssp. pablocarilloi and a couple of manfreda species. The density of the large purple spots on this 8" tall x 18" wide architectural rosette is such that the plant appears purple black from a distance.