Agave ovatifolia - 3 Gallon

Whale's Tongue!! Lynn Lowery first collected this plant in the late eighties. It quickly became a favorite amongst those who saw it but it offset seldom or not at all so has always been rare and in high demand. Lynn found it on the Sierra Lampazos mountains in Northeastern Mexico and or many years it was simply known as Agave sp. Sierra Lampazos. Recently botanist from Mexico and Arizona have named it Agave ovatifolia. A generally non-offsetting plant that looks like a giant A. parryi with very wide leaves.

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