American Agave [Century]
By Janey
- 3 Aug, 2008
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This was tiny when first planted, I had to clip the points off so I could garden round it. At the back is a beautiful old olive. Also there is a mimosa dealbata and Nispero shrub which had the most heavenly scented flowers in December.
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Yes, we were Marguerite, but it became too much for us, the land was 4.50 acres, the garden 1 acre, we grew carobs too for chocolate or animal feed, I remember picking them for about 5 days for the grand amount of 30euros(£20), no wonder the local farmers tittered when they saw us coming!
5 Aug, 2008
Man, that is an architectural beauty ! Wish I could grow this striped beauty here.
8 Aug, 2008
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The one in the foreground is an Osteospurmum, the other is lampranthus again, only a purple variety. The yellow is Marguerite, Marguerite!!
3 Aug, 2008